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Download brochures, checklists, plans and best practice e-guides.

EdSmart Company Brochure
EdSmart is the leading enterprise platform for digitising and automating school admin. Create any form, for any person, collecting any data, with any workflow.

Best Practice Guide: Excursions
At EdSmart we work with 1000s of schools around Australia and beyond. We have great expose to best practices at work, and are helping shape emerging best practices around technology scaffolds to support those processes. To help schools make sense of it all, we have created this complimentary best practice guide to developing excursion and incursion processes. Please download and make the most of it!

Community eBook for Schools
If your school doesn’t yet have a customer experience strategy or operating model, now’s the time to start the journey. This complimentary eBook offers insights and practical frameworks to support principals, deputies and other school leaders in understanding, prioritising and delivering customer experience strategy.

Due Diligence Checklist
Don’t buy an edtech product without asking these critical questions of your vendor.
There’s rarely a week that passes without news of a technology incident compromising our data and livelihoods. Increasingly, those incidents are impacting schools as they, too, digitally transform and modernise systems.

Checklist: From Paper to Digital

Data Breach Response Plan
Make sure your school is safe, sensible and compliant with the latest legislation around data protection and data breaches. Download your complimentary Data Breach Response Plan to add to your preparation toolkit. This plan is designed for Australian schools but can be adapted for any school looking to add more rigour to their data management regime.

Emergency Management Guide
Is your school emergency plan reliable in a crisis?
The immediate, emotional effects of a school emergency exacerbate the challenge. And those effects are often driven by a lack of clear information and instruction. There is no time like the present – while the ‘weather’ is fine – to review and practice your emergency procedures so you’re, as much as possible, ready for anything.