Technology Services
Chromebooks — Jordan Public Schools
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Infinite Campus
What is the difference between Infinite Campus and Google Classroom?
What is it?
Infinite Campus: Student information database
Google Classroom: Web-based learning environment
Who is using it?
Infinite Campus: All schools in our district
Google Classroom: All schools in our district
Where is it?
Infinite Campus: infinitecampus.org
Google Classroom: Students access Google Classroom online
Can I log in?
Infinite Campus: Yes. Parents and guardians have their own login credentials. Contact the District Office if you need your Activation Key.
Google Classroom: Not directly. Parents/guardians can ask their student to log in and show them, or request email summaries from teachers.
Will I get email notifications?
Infinite Campus: Yes. You can opt in to email notifications for attendance, assignments, and more.
Google Classroom: Yes. If you’ve been invited as a guardian, you can receive weekly or daily summaries via email.
What might I find there?
Infinite Campus:
- Contact information
- Gradebook (official grades, including transcripts)
- Daily attendance
- Health records
- Food service (deposit money, check balances)
- Fee and payment information
- Report cards and state testing results
Google Classroom:
- Class announcements and expectations
- Class materials and resources
- Teacher feedback
- Assignment due dates and links to turn in
- Class calendar
- Multimedia and enrichment materials
Digital / Software Inventory
In compliance with the Student Data Privacy Law (MN Session 2022), Chapter 69 – HF 2353, this list includes websites and apps currently used for instructional purposes in the Jordan School District. Each resource includes a privacy policy that explains what information is collected and how it is used.
As we prepare our students to become successful 21st-century learners, personalized learning and integrated technology provide opportunities to develop the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly technological and global workforce. Our students are exploring new ways to learn, create, and collaborate...both inside and beyond the classroom.
The Jordan Learning Initiative is our 1:1 digital device program for students in grades K–12. Providing each student with a dedicated learning device helps foster a Digital Learning Environment (DLE), giving students the ability to use technology for learning both in the classroom and wherever their education takes them.
By integrating technology with traditional classroom practices, we are preparing students for the collaborative, technology-driven environments they will encounter in college, careers, and beyond.
We have taken a thoughtful, intentional approach to implementing digital learning across Jordan Public Schools. This journey began in 2013 with upgrades to the district’s wireless network and the introduction of Google Apps. During the 2014 school year, staff and students had opportunities to explore and evaluate potential devices. In the 2015–2016 school year, we took the next step by providing personal learning devices to all students in grades 5–12.
Today, all students in grades K–12 have access to a 1:1 learning device, supporting a connected, collaborative, and personalized learning experience throughout their education.
