Community reviews for Adobe Reader

This isn't as much a teaching tool as a tech tool that students need to learn to use. It is critical to be familiar with the Adobe Suite so that students can access, read and print documents when they need to.

I really like this tool, but it doesn't completely replace the paper versions. Some learners do prefer to actually hand-write their notes because it helps them remember the information more than when they type it or highlight it. I do really like that when going to this "eBook" method, we are saving money and making it easier to ensure the learners have the most up to date version available.

Overall, I think this is a great product. While there are some additional add ons that cost some money, the free version is great, and I have never felt the need to make a purchase. This product will help your students make the switch to reading digital materials without taking away annotations.

This is one of the best pdf viewers available on Android. I like all of the functionality included in the free version, and the paid options are very powerful. Specifically, the $1.99/month subscription allows users to convert pdf files to Word, Excel, and Rich Text format. There is also optical text recognition with the paid subscription. While these paid extras are great, most students and teachers will be just fine with the free features. As mobile device use continues to become more common in schools, powerful tools like this will continue to make mobile devices suitable for content creation and productivity.