I use LiveBinders to organize and share key resources with families and educators. It is a versatile platform that enables me to share information in a way that is both engaging and accessible.
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Community Review for LiveBinders
My Take
LiveBinders have become my go to when I need to share multi-layered information in a user friendly way.
How I Use It
I am a family engagement coordinator that supports several school districts. I use LiveBinders to compile information and provide a "one stop shop" on specific topics. The formats range from information on a topic I present on to extend and archive the resources for participants to topics that are district or region specific. The versatility of the options to display information and the ability to integrate other apps and platforms are invaluable.
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