schoology secured its first institutional round of venture capital funding of $1.25m from meakem becker venture capital in june, 2010, following an angel investment in 2009 from an unnamed investor. as of october 2010 the service had more than 2,400 schools nationwide in its system and had plans to build out interactive content that teachers can use to support course materials and provide more access to parents. enhancements have included text message notifications, mobile apps for ios and android, integration with google drive and other services, a shared resources library, and a question importer for tests and quizzes. as of october 2019 it was reported that the service is used in over 60,000 schools.