I see a lot of opportunities in it, whether it’s catching up or nurturing talent. It’s good that kids can write feedback. The built-in tests are good. Easy to use for group work, cooperative forms of work in connection with a topic week or project task.

I like everything about Sutori as the most flexible teaching tool that I've found. I'd say the only critique I'd give is the ability to change the fonts in the Story. That could be a wonderful feature for learners who want to personalize their presentation further.

Very user friendly. I haven't used this with students, but I can see how it can be a wonderful tool to engage a variety of learners in a multitude of ways. I think it's a fantastic public-facing platform to track systemic changes across a district.

So far, I am really liking the interactive aspects of the platform. I like the fact that my students can create their own stories within the class, and that they can be viewed by their classmates. I really like the easy way to poll my students and ask them to pause and assess their learning throughout the lesson. I have not figured out how best to use the "quiz" features, since I cannot see the responses. Instead, I am simply using that feature to ask students to check their own understanding. I follow them up with a reflection video at the end of a module so that students record their thoughts on their own learning experiences for the week.