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Invoke StudentSuccess vs LinkIt!

Invoke StudentSuccess

invokelearning.com

LinkIt!

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Plans published10
Spec score · Student Success Software7.5 (#6)6.9 (#10)
Headquarters411 E. Northfield Dr. Unit 767, Brownsburg, IN 46112, United StatesThe company lists its address as 150 West 22nd Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10011.
IntegrationsInvoke Learning says its pre-built connectors support Canvas, Blackboard Learn, Zoom, Banner, PeopleSoft, and other higher-education systems.The company lists integrations with SIS, SSO, daily attendance and grades, LMS platforms, and assessment content providers.
PricingInvoke does not state a price on the FAQ page; it says its solutions are priced to be easy to cost justify.The site invites prospective customers to contact sales to schedule a demo or learn more; it does not state a price on that page.

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Invoke StudentSuccess

  • Custom solutionPriced on request

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In their own words

Invoke StudentSuccess

Invoke StudentSuccess analyzes student behaviors to identify learners who may not reach course outcomes and alert staff to intervention needs. It aims to flag students at risk of failing within a course’s first two weeks, and says it can detect struggles only days into a term. The product highlights factors behind its predictions and individual motivators, helping institutions structure personalized interventions, find relevant support services, and direct advising resources. Its analysis can include public-source attributes beyond academic records and use thousands of data elements without personally identifiable information. Capabilities include progress tracking, at-risk alerts, and SIS and LMS integration. Pre-built connectors include Canvas, Blackboard Learn, Zoom, Banner, and PeopleSoft. Institutions can customize student-data access to their governance guidelines and provision users. Invoke says its solutions meet FERPA requirements and support major cloud platforms. Each solution is customized for the institution. Pricing is not published and is available on request; Invoke says onboarding consultation typically takes up to a few weeks, while it can begin delivering insights in a few days.

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LinkIt!

LinkIt! is a web-based K–12 platform for assessment management, data analytics and intervention support. Educators can create assessments from scratch, use item banks, choose varied item types or digitize existing assessment content. Its banks contain over 100,000 items aligned to state standards in ELA, Math, Science and Social Studies. Testing can be online across devices, operating systems and browsers, or on paper with plain-paper bubble sheets. Data Warehousing combines instructional data in dashboards and reports that can be broken down by school, teacher, class, student, demographics, question, standard and subscore. Intervention Manager supports MTSS/RTI, gifted learners, multilingual learners, 504 plans, behavior and SEL, with tools for plans, goals, progress monitoring, meetings and communication. Navigator Analytics offers custom reports, trend and predictive analytics, subgroup analysis and consultation. The company serves K–12 schools, districts, networks, state and regional agencies, content providers and teachers. LinkIt says customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is permissioned and audited, and hosting data centers are SOC 2 compliant. The platform is accessed through a web browser, subject to minimum technology requirements. Prices are not displayed; prospective customers are invited to contact sales.

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