Technology has come to the forefront of education, and there are so many tools to use. It can be daunting to introduce a new platform – but it is so important to explain how and why it can support student learning.

However you use digital portfolios in your learning space—as a replacement for traditional grading or as part of a mosaic of evaluation methods—you’ll help to create a culture of reflection, and a community of learners who confidently share their learning with others.

Two things – you can now make your books available for other teachers to download and edit. PLUS, find out how many times your book has been read across the world!

Book Creator has teamed up with Common Sense Education to bring you these fantastic new Digital Citizenship resources for your classroom.

Digital tools can provide a platform for creativity by allowing students to take the reigns. Hear how Patrick Peter used Book Creator to elevate his students’ skill set.

When you share content, it is critical that everyone in your audience can engage with your content fully. With Book Creator, you can create a fully accessible presentation that can be enjoyed by all.

Sam Kary talks about helping his students elevate their work by introducing a rubric for their digital book projects, helping them focus on design and multimedia.

Voice search, block unsafe images, and image attribution all added to Book Creator.

It’s certainly been a challenging year! However there are some key takeaways from it all. Hear what Jon Smith has learnt over the past 12 months.

Here are 10 ways you can engage your students in learning over the summer – without them even realizing they are learning!