Empower your students to get creative whilst getting to know each other – a great idea for the start of the school year.

AI is a tool not often associated with elementary education, yet one that holds immense potential. Students found themselves collaborating with AI to ignite their storytelling journey in a lesson with teacher Tracy Terwilliger and Digital Learning Coach Holly Clark.

Graphic novels are a compelling and engaging medium for students of all ages to demonstrate their learning. And with Book Creator’s in-app comic builder, the possibilities are endless.

Holly Clark compares Book Creator with Google Slides, and describes how it’s helping inspire creativity and critical thinking in students.

Take that writing and share it beyond the classroom. Your students will thank you for it. Here are some ideas on the best ways to celebrate student writing in your school district.

Be An Author Month happens in March every year, and it’s a celebration of writing! Turn your students into authors and see them develop literacy skills that will serve them in any subject.

Engaging learners in new projects can be daunting but with tools like Book Creator, it can be seamless and fun. Here is how Book Creator became an integral part of an elementary teacher’s classroom.

Michael Hernandez implores us to encourage students to explore through asking good questions, and develop the inquiry process into an engaging, impactful journey of learning.

Apply the design thinking process to storytelling to engage and challenge your students. Here’s how.

Michael Hernandez has some thoughts on the benefits of allowing digital storytelling to form the basis of student assessments.