Updated September 2021 For schools that use Canvas as their LMS, teachers and librarians can sign up for Bookopolis via Canvas. Accounts for educators and students will be created using your Canvas log in credentials. Here […]
Kind of like ordering “Animal Style” at In-N-Out, here are four lesser-known features in Bookopolis that help teachers turn a classroom of kids into a community of readers. If you’re looking to learn more about […]
Bookopolis helps teachers and librarians make reading fun by offering 2nd-8th grade students a safe digital space to recommend their favorite books to classmates, write and share book reviews with the whole Bookopolis community, and discover new books they can’t wait to read. Here are 5 activities […]
For Bookopolis Educators: a short tutorial on how to Archive your classes in Bookopolis. Step #1 – From your Teacher Dashboard, click the yellow “Archive” button next to your class name. Step #2 – […]
Can’t find your book in Bookopolis with either the Children’s or Young Adult search bars? If you can find it on Amazon, your teacher can add it for you. Here’s how: 1.From Teacher Dashboard — […]
For schools that use Canvas as their LMS, teachers and librarians can now sign up for Bookopolis via Canvas. Accounts for educators and students will be created using your Canvas log in credentials. To create a new […]
You can create your teacher and student accounts with one click using our Single Sign On (SSO) integrations with leading edtech platforms like Google, Edmodo, Clever, and — coming soon — Canvas. Here’s how to […]
Building the home-school connection is an important part of promoting your students’ reading growth. Students can use Bookopolis at home for their daily reading log and to show parents what they are reading (and what […]
Last year, I shared quotes from third, fourth, and fifth grade members of my Bookopolis Book Club in a Brightly post, “Dear Mom, Dad, and Teacher: This is Why I Read,” about the role reading […]
1. To write one review together for a book you read as a class. Put Bookopolis on your white board/screen, and have the class work together to summarize the book and share an opinion about […]