TrackStudents
Classroom Management
Manage classroom activity and document student progress.
- Daily grading & participation
- Behavior & positive documentation
- Student Kiosk
- Support staff & PCA
Connected Educational Technology for Modern Schools
From classroom documentation and digital assessments to hands-on skill development and safer online learning, EduSphere brings together practical technology designed for the needs of today's schools.
Our applications
Classroom Management
Manage classroom activity and document student progress.
Digital Assessment
Create, deliver and grade assessments more efficiently.
Skills & Career Readiness
Build courses, verify practical skills and document career readiness.
Controlled Web Access
Give students a controlled, school-approved web and learning space.
How the ecosystem works
EduSphere is an umbrella brand, not one shared login or database. TrackStudents provides school membership for connected access to PaperGrade and SkillProof; SafeStudy Web runs independently.
Document and manage
TrackStudents
Assess and measure
PaperGrade
Teach and verify skills
SkillProof
Control and protect digital learning
SafeStudy Web
Designed for school environments
School administrators
Documented patterns and oversight in each application.
Classroom teachers
Faster documentation, grading and lesson control.
CTE instructors
Daily grades, verified skills and co-op hours.
Learning support
Access only to assigned students' documentation.
Students
Clear assessments, skill records and approved resources.
Technology administrators
Role-based access and school-level separation.
Real-world workflows
During instruction
Document participation and behavior in TrackStudents while students work from approved sites in SafeStudy Web.
Checking understanding
Turn an existing quiz into a PaperGrade assessment and see results before the bell.
In the shop or lab
Students submit photo evidence in SkillProof; the instructor verifies the skill.
Online research
A SafeStudy Web Research session opens only the sites the lesson needs.
School-level separation, role-based staff permissions and careful handling of student information — explained plainly for each application.