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I like that principals can see what evals are due or past due.

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I like that principals can see what evals are due or past due.

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Platform seems more up-to-date. Reminds me of Educlimber

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Platform seems more up-to-date. Reminds me of Educlimber

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I like that there is an easy email response option. #EasyPeasy

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I like that there is an easy email response option. #EasyPeasy

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Liked the dashboard options being on the top of the screen

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Liked the dashboard options being on the top of the screen

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Clear layout and like that self-assessment carries over.

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Clear layout and like that self-assessment carries over.

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Very flexible: rubrics, observation types, etc..

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Very flexible: rubrics, observation types, etc..

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Easy to navigate as teacher and administrator - helpful tracking of to dos

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Easy to navigate as teacher and administrator - helpful tracking of to dos

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Looks like I'm in the minority here, but felt the platform looked outdated

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Concerns with the structure - they don't seem to have one... Everything is flexible.

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Concerns with the structure - they don't seem to have one... Everything is flexible.

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I liked that it is simple and is geared towards giving our educators more time in the classroom and with students. 

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I liked that it is simple and is geared towards giving our educators more time in the classroom and with students. 

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The email feedback is a nice option so that it is not necessary to go back into the platform each time.

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The email feedback is a nice option so that it is not necessary to go back into the platform each time.

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Self assessment can be reopened for each assessment period or stored for

Historical data and create new ones

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Felt a little less formal than Education Advanced, which I don't feel is a bad thing

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Form Library was neat and had over 100 different form options, and can search easily to find forms that would work for you.

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Form Library was neat and had over 100 different form options, and can search easily to find forms that would work for you.

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Everything done in real-time (no need to 'save')

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Everything done in real-time (no need to 'save')

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Actual evaluation platform and rubrics would need to be created or decided upon, then imported into the system.

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Generated emails w/reminders for teachers and evaluators. This option can also be turned off if desired

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Both systems seem to have district-level views and building view that seem helpful.

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Both systems seem to have district-level views and building view that seem helpful.

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It seems that "customizable" would mean that we need to create the system.

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Maybe a dumb question, but if we switch, does all of our current evaluations and observations go into  the new platform?

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Maybe a dumb question, but if we switch, does all of our current evaluations and observations go into  the new platform?

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Do either of these integrate with google calendar or drive? 

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Do either of these integrate with google calendar or drive? 

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Can select different framework/rubric for different staff members

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Can select different framework/rubric for different staff members

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Danielson partner - pre-built in system; can use any framework

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Danielson partner - pre-built in system; can use any framework

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Would the rights to the framework for the evaluation need to be purchased outside of this product?

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It is nice to be able to toggle between the evaluation and the staff member's goals.

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Dashboard for evaluators looked helpful - see all those you supervise, see steps in process, and take action right from that screen

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Dashboard for evaluators looked helpful - see all those you supervise, see steps in process, and take action right from that screen

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focused on evaluator side- and not on the employee side

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focused on evaluator side- and not on the employee side

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Lots of different pages to go to and seems like it would easy to get lost on.

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Lots of different pages to go to and seems like it would easy to get lost on.

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-Dashboard appears to be user friendly

-Connects with/ tracks PD

-Easy to see next steps, to do list for both employee and evaluator

-Ability to switch between Schoology & Perform seamlessly

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Used many of the same words that Iobservation uses (domains, artifacts, etc).

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Used many of the same words that Iobservation uses (domains, artifacts, etc).

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One concern is with it being so customizable, we would need to have strict parameters at the district level so all buildings are doing the same

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One concern is with it being so customizable, we would need to have strict parameters at the district level so all buildings are doing the same

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The calendar was useful and would be helpful to see where people are and what still needs to get done. 

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The calendar was useful and would be helpful to see where people are and what still needs to get done. 