Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We travel to Argentina last year and my kids couldn't access Schoology there. We had good WiFi but schoology blocked.
This is OP. Thanks. I guess they won’t be making up school work then.
Anonymous wrote:We travel to Argentina last year and my kids couldn't access Schoology there. We had good WiFi but schoology blocked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Have you not traveled out of the country and had to explain why your Netflix account is different to your children?
Nope. Haven’t been out of the country since Covid. And we didn’t have Netflix back then. Go f yourself.
Ok. then maybe don't answer question when you don't know what the f you are talking about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Have you not traveled out of the country and had to explain why your Netflix account is different to your children?
Nope. Haven’t been out of the country since Covid. And we didn’t have Netflix back then. Go f yourself.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Do you not know how IP addresses work and that they can be blocked based on location?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Have you not traveled out of the country and had to explain why your Netflix account is different to your children?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?
I don’t see why not - it’s on the web. Why wouldn’t you be able to access ParentVUE as well? Isn’t it like checking a hotmail account?
Anonymous wrote:Yes. I have had high school students on extended travel in the past and can access it. The only times I’ve heard of issues is when they are in places with limited internet access.
Anonymous wrote:We have to leave the country for a family matter. I know I cannot access ParentVUE from overseas. Does anyone know if Schoology is accessible from outside the US?