How to Share Your Bookopolis Bookshelf
Want to share the books you or your class are reading right now? Use our “widget” to share your Bookopolis shelf on your blog or website. Here’s how to do it: 1. From My Books, […]
Bookopolis Tutorials
Teaching Digital Citizenship with Bookopolis – Lesson #3
Edtech tools like Bookopolis let elementary and middle school students practice digital citizenship skills. See how this tool can reinforce lessons about hacking and when it can be a form of cheating.
Teaching Digital Citizenship with Bookopolis – Lesson #2
Edtech tools like Bookopolis let elementary and middle school students practice digital citizenship skills. See how this tool can reinforce lessons about not being a cyberbully.
Teaching Digital Citizenship with Bookopolis – Lesson #1
Bookopolis can be used to teach and reinforce good digital citizenship lessons about what to post (or not post) online to keep you and other safe.
Tutorial: How to Search for YA/Teen Books in Bookopolis
You can now find Young Adult/Teen books in Bookopolis with our special Search for YA feature. Here’s what to do: (Prefer videos? Here’s a 2 minute tutorial video that shows you how to do it.) […]
Tutorial: How to View Book Reviews from Friends (or for your Class)
You can now see all the book reviews for an entire class (or group of friends.) You can view reviews by date range or by friend. And even change the background color. Students can access this […]
Tutorial: How to Add a Book Buzz
We have recently removed the book buzz feature in Bookopolis. We found that most teachers preferred to have students write and share book reviews as a way to develop their comprehension and analysis skills. If […]
Let Students Share their Summer Reading
Starting conversations about books and reading on Day One of school is a great way to build a community of readers. Let students write and share book reviews with classmates to deepen this conversation. Lesson […]
Take a Reader’s Interest Inventory with your Students
A great way to get to know your students as readers at the beginning of the year is to have them complete a Reader’s Interest Inventory. You can download our Bookopolis Reader Interest Inventory (Fall 2016) template […]
Discover New Books by Genre and Grade
Are your students stuck on what to read next? Do you need some new read aloud ideas for this school year? How about suggestions for Book Clubs or Lit Circles? Bookopolis is here to help! Check […]