There are so many things that are being discussed around student information systems, systems of record, assessments, day-to-day instructions, professional development, and professional learning through LMS. To help drive the personalized learning environment, the more access to different components surrounding a classroom, the greater the capabilities. One of the critical components is access. But doing that now as a part of PowerSchool with more resources behind it at greater scale is something that will not only help PowerSchool and Schoology customers but the industry as a whole. Doing that on a standalone basis has been great, and we were making progress. With that in mind, there's an inflection point where people are looking for more ways to differentiate instruction and provide personalized learning. It's a term that has taken many shapes and forms, but the reality coming from recent reports is that states across the country are mentioning personalized learning as part of their Every Student Succeeds Act ( ESSA) plan. From the Schoology perspective and working day in and day out with teachers in the classroom and students and parents, we continually heard requests around driving more personalized learning environments. Jeremy Friedman: Hardeep hit on a lot of the key points. It's something that is going to benefit all Schoology users.
If, for instance, a Schoology customer wants to have an analytics solution, they have the benefit of best-in-class performance management analytics. We felt this is the right time for us to bring Schoology into PowerSchool’s Unified Classroom not only to provide best-in-class capabilities to our customer base but also to more deeply integrate.
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