Voyager Sopris Learning’s LETRS Solution Earns Accreditation from International Dyslexia Association By TL Editors published 8 January 20 Cambium Learning Group’s Voyager Sopris Learning today announced that LETRS has earned accreditation from the International Dyslexia Association.
Tips and Tools to Support Students in Publishing Their Own Digital Storybooks By Shelly Terrell published 11 December 19 Not only can students create stories about any topic, but they also have the opportunity to be published authors which motivates many to continue reading and writing.
Implementing a Blended, Phonics-Based Literary Approach By Melissa Cassada last updated 9 December 19 A balance between technology and one-on-one instruction ignites special ed students’ love for reading.
Curriculet Offers Easy To Use E-Reading Platform By TL Editors published 1 November 19 Curriculet is an easy-to-navigate e-reading platform that lets teachers assign a variety of fiction, nonfiction, and news texts to their students.
ReadingIQ Offers Simple Portal to High Quality Digital Reading By TL Editors published 20 September 19 ReadingIQ is a digital library app from Age of Learning (the creators of ABC Mouse).
826 Digital: Free Lessons and Resources for Teaching Writing By TL Editors published 25 July 19 826 Digital is aligned to the Common Core ELA standards but can also work for writing programs in states with their own standards.
Curriculum Associates Updates i-Ready® By TL Editors published 25 July 19 “These new i-Ready enhancements will better engage students in the learning process, better support teachers in their instruction, and better inform administrators about overall student performance and growth.”
Free Digital Library Earns Top Grades From Teachers By Tech & Learning published 24 July 19 Epic! - Unlimited Books for Kids is a digital library and e-reader website and app that makes more than 35,000 children's books available at the touch of a finger.
Bookshare Digital Library Offers Expansive Selection By Tech & Learning published 4 July 19 Bookshare offers an expansive online library of digital books for people with print disabilities.
ISTE NEWS: Sora Student Reading App Promotes More Reading By TL Editors published 25 June 19 Ebook and audiobook reading increased over 240% when students connected their Sora classroom reading app to their local public library versus students solely accessing their school collection.
ISTE NEWS: Classcraft Launches Story Mode By TL Editors published 24 June 19 Classcraft: Season 1 is a part of Classcraft’s new “Story Mode,” which is designed to help teachers improve student engagement, foster a positive school climate, and promote social emotional learning.
ISTE NEWS: Achieve3000 Introduces Original Differentiated Fiction Collection By TL Editors published 24 June 19 Studies show that reading fiction is an effective method of improving vocabulary and language skills while boosting emotional intelligence and social skills.
Biblionasium Social Reading Site Earns Top Ratings From Educators By TL Editors published 11 April 19 Biblionasium is a social network that allows students to log books, review them, and share or recommend them to fellow kid readers.
Inspire Love of Reading With LeVar Burton Kids Skybrary By Tech & Learning published 5 April 19 Kids visit "reading islands" that organize books by theme (animals, awesome people, and more) and choose books to download to their "backpacks."
Increase Screen Time to Increase Literacy Proficiency By Lisa Nielsen published 3 April 19 While click-bate headlines love to scare parents and educators about the risks of screen time, it’s not that simple.
Back Office Business: Improving Reading Scores With Edtech By TL Editors published 29 March 19 These school districts used new a variety of classroom technology to improve reading scores.
Follett Introduces ‘Follett Classroom Libraries’ By TL Editors published 27 March 19 Whether for whole- or small-group instruction, or independent reading, each bundled library has been carefully created by Follett’s team of K-12 master’s-level educators with high-interest nonfiction and fiction texts and age level-appropriate texts.
Amplify Launches New Adaptive Reading Program By TL Editors published 22 March 19 “This program is extremely engaging and interactive for each student,” said Brittany, a 2nd-grade teacher in Utah who used an early version of Amplify Reading.