Why schools are looking for an alternative to ClassDojo
ClassDojo has become one of the most recognisable parent communication platforms for schools. It’s a great way to share updates and connect with families. But as schools grow, many teams find themselves spending hours every week answering the same questions, managing multiple communication channels, and responding to messages that could have been answered automatically. That’s where Ask Ed is different.
More than a
messaging app
Ask Ed is a powerful ClassDojo alternative for educational settings looking for more than just messaging. As a complete communication platform, it combines automated answers, targeted announcements, reminders, calendars, reporting, and organisational tools that help staff save time while keeping parents and students informed.
Instead of sending messages back and forth for routine questions, parents and students can access instant, trusted answers 24/7, while educational teams stay in control of every piece of information shared.
Structured communication,
without the noise
Parents and students receive instant answers to everyday questions through Ask Ed, reducing the need for direct messages to staff. Questions that require a human response are flagged for review, while child-specific matters continue through your organisation’s existing communication process. The result is clearer communication, protected staff time, and fewer interruptions throughout the school day.
Ready to see a smarter alternative to ClassDojo?
Discover how Ask Ed helps educational teams save time, improve communication, and give parents instant access to trusted information.
Automated answers
Parents and students receive instant answers based only on information your school has approved.
Targeted announcements
Send updates to the whole school, specific year groups, classes or clubs.
Calendar & reminders
Keep everyone informed about upcoming events and allow parents to create their own reminders.
Reporting & insights
Understand what parents are searching for, identify information gaps, and measure the impact Ask Ed is having across your school.
