On Your Mark, Get Set...Beta!

Before we launch community to the public, we'll be inviting our beta group to take it for a pre-launch test drive. That means that folks who have signed up for our beta group will get a chance to not only see the community before everyone else, they'll be invited to give us feedback on what they like and dislike about what they see.

We take feedback from parents very seriously. Especially when it comes to our parent community -- because, after all, parents are the people who we've spent months and months building it for; parents ARE our community. We want to give you something that you'll use and, more importantly, enjoy. And believe me, we will read every piece of feedback (big or small, nice or mean) that comes through.

Don't be intimidated by the words "beta group." But, if you are, here's a breakdown of what it means to be a member of the GreatSchools beta group:

1. Go to http://www.greatschools.net/community/beta.page. Enter your email address. Click "Sign me up!"

2. Check your email. Your first opportunity for feedback has arrived!

3. Check your email again in the next few weeks. You'll get an announcement that the community is ready for beta feedback. We'll give you top-secret access to the community and ask you to fill out a short survey about the features and tools we built.

4. That's it!

We try to make this as easy and painless as possible -- we know that most of you are busy parents (most of us are, too).

Before I wrap up this post and leave you to register for our beta group, I wanted to announce some exciting news: Tajalli has recently joined our team as our Community Moderator! You'll be seeing (and reading) a lot from her once we open the community doors. I know she's eager to start meeting all of you!

See you soon!

Comments

[Nanda Garcia Osca]

Hello! I am Spanish. I teach English in a Primary school in Spain and I would like to change my post with an English teacher who teaches Spanish during 2 or 3 months. I work for the Government.
It could be a very interesting experience for our students.
If you are interested,contact me, please.
Thank you very much.

[rickie]

I"m looking for an old friend that I know lived in Star Lake. Perhaps her children still live there. My friends name is Connie Miranda and her husbands name is Ramualdo Miranda. I'm sorry if this is not the correct place to post this. I would appreciate it if someone would answer me and perhaps guide me in the right direction.