Clever vs. Inno

I am able to go to Clever and log into several of the most used websites that I use for my classes on a regular basis. It makes everything very handy. I would definitely recommend using Clever for teachers who want everything in one place. It’s a great tool for teachers.

Incentivized

I can think of no business or scenario that would benefit from any relationship with this company. They are horrible from the initial sale, to the installation, to the billing, to the customer service, to lies posted in response to unfavorable reviews of their company. Literally the worst company I have had the displeasure of dealing with in over 21 years in business.

• single sign on
• user interface
• integration with different programs/services/apps

Incentivized

• switch up contracts

• It could use more ways to be able to log in besides just Clever and Google.
• I wish I could show my students what they see on my board and not mine.
• Could use more ways to add content.

Incentivized

• unscrupulous contract record keeping/amending documents
• ironclad contracts that allow no buyout for things like COVID
• billing practices where THEY got new software and could no longer autodraft but explained it like we didn't pay on time

You can't use a kiosk within a hospital that is shut down for COVID; furthermore they put the wrong ad in the wrong place (reversed two of our ads)...the public facing ad was put in the employee break room and the one intended for healthcare providers was put in the ER waiting area. We only discovered this months later when we personally visited the hospital. They did reverse them but no concession was made for their mistake.

Clever isn't a student platform or management system, but more an interface to launch into other programs and applications

Incentivized

• I don't have to struggle to find the websites that I need.
• My students know exactly where to go when it’s time to take a test.
• My teammates can access sites that I add, and vice versa.

Incentivized

• zero ROI...ZERO!
• huge expense of over $23k for NOTHING