Connect ClassDojo to Anna — and stop digging through class posts
One quick sign-in, and Anna turns every permission slip, event notice and class story into a task, a calendar event or a reminder. Automatically.
It's 8:41pm. The kids are finally down. You open ClassDojo "just to check" — and there it is: a permission slip due tomorrow, buried under three class stories and a reminder about Friday's excursion you'd already forgotten.
ClassDojo is where the school talks to you. The problem isn't the app — it's that everything important lives inside it, mixed in with the day-to-day, and it's on you to notice, remember, and act before the deadline passes.
That's the job Anna takes over. Connect ClassDojo once, and she watches it for you — pulling out the things that actually need a parent to do something, and putting them where you'll see them: your tasks, your calendar, a nudge at the right time.
What Anna does with ClassDojo
Turns notices into events
"Excursion Friday, 9am — return the form by Wednesday" becomes a calendar event and a task with the right due date, so nothing slips past a deadline.
Catches permission slips & forms
Anything that needs a signature or a reply gets surfaced as a to-do before it's late — not discovered the morning it's due.
Remembers what to bring
Library books, sports kit, a gold-coin donation, a costume for book week — it lands as a reminder on the day it's needed.
Filters the noise
A photo of the class hamster is lovely, but it's not a task. Anna leaves the FYI posts alone and only flags what actually needs you.
Anna's secure sign-in window
How to connect ClassDojo — about a minute
You don't hunt for a URL or copy any settings. Just ask Anna, and she opens a secure browser window for you to sign in.
- Tell Anna you want to connect it. In any chat — WhatsApp, SMS or the app — say "connect ClassDojo". That's the whole trigger.
- Anna opens a secure sign-in window. She sends you a link to a private, live browser window already pointed at the ClassDojo parent login. No searching, no wrong pages.
- Sign in as you normally would. Enter your ClassDojo parent login in that window — the same details you'd use on the app. Anna never sees or stores your password; the session stays in her secure browser.
- Tap "Done" — and you're set. Anna saves the connection and starts watching straight away. From here it's hands-off.
Pro tip
Do the sign-in on the same phone where you chat with Anna, and tap Done when the class feed appears — that's what locks the connection in.
What happens after you connect
Anna checks ClassDojo three times on school days — around 8am, midday and 4pm — so a morning notice reaches you before pickup, not after. When something needs you, it shows up as a task, an event or a reminder, with a one-line note on where it came from. When nothing new needs action, she stays quiet.
You stay in control: every event or task Anna proposes is a simple yes/no. Nothing lands on your calendar without you.
Not on ClassDojo? Anna connects other school apps too
The same "connect it" flow works across the school portals families actually use — Compass, Seesaw, Veracross, Sentral, Schoolbox, SEQTA and more. Just name yours — "connect Compass", "connect Seesaw" — and Anna opens the right login for that portal. Have more than one child on different systems? Connect each; Anna keeps them straight.
If Anna says the connection dropped, reconnecting takes 30 seconds
School portals sign you out from time to time — it's normal, and it happens on the school's side. Reply "reconnect ClassDojo" (or tap the link in Anna's message). She opens the secure sign-in window again — one login, tap Done, and she's watching once more. Nothing you saved before is lost.
Frequently asked
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