Exciting things are always happening in the Learning.com Marketplace. This week is no exception. If you haven't visited the Marketplace since returning from the Summer, now is the time. Not only is there a special deal going on with 20 digital resources under $20, but look at some of the latest providers that have been added.
Cubert’s
Cube
Created with input from teachers, Cubert's Cube is an online
writing environment designed to make your life easier and to inspire your
students to want to write. Our technology is user-friendly and easy to
navigate. Children in grades 2-5 are excited to see their writing take shape as
they refine their skills, add creative touches with illustrations, collaborate
with peers and publish their work in an online classroom library. You are able
to tailor the skills you'd like to highlight and view each student's work in
one easily accessible place. No more piles of papers to lug home. No more
groans when it's time to write. You know how eager they are to use the
computers, and with Cubert's Cube, writing is fun!
Cubert's
Cube is designed to align with the Common Core Standards in writing and meets
most technology standards as well. It's your secret weapon to help students
take their writing to a whole new level.
Learn
360
We
have indexed Learn 360’s content on our platform. Learn 360 licensed
users can now access Learn 360 content via Learning.com! You won’t find
them in the Marketplace drop-down menu yet, but in a few weeks, we’ll have
listed Learn 360 so that educators can easily see that they can access Learn
360 via Learning.com. For instance, if a school or district has a license
to use Learn 360, they will be able to access Learn 360 via Learning.com—very
much like our relationship with Discovery Education.
Professor
Garfield
In
collaboration with Ball State University, Professor Garfield offers free
delivery of innovative and motivational digital learning content with a primary
emphasis on children’s literacy. We’ve added three free products to the
Marketplace. They are: Reading Ring, Orson’s Farm, G-Cubed. Each of
these games can be used in grades K-12. Professor Garfield will soon be
adding more content—both free content and fee-based content.