Ebooks

Researchers have long noted an advantage for print texts versus digital ones, but many questions remain about why the screen inferiority effect occurs

Digital storytelling can help boost communication and presentation skills

Audiobooks have grown increasingly popular but some educators are still hesitant to encourage their use. This may be a mistake.

Book Creator tips and tricks can help you better utilize ebook creation in your class

Convenient and accessible ebooks are likely to be a bigger part of school reading programs going forward as they help boost equity and promote literacy.

Children ages 1 to 8 were less likely to comprehend ebooks than print books unless the ebook had effective enhancements.

Ebooks and audiobooks have become key for kids learning at home.

One resource that educators can consider sharing with families is Scholastic's free Summer Read-A-Palooza program.

Adaptive reading program for students and teachers combines reading, conversation, and meaningful analytics

Ebook and audiobook reading increased over 240% when students connected their Sora classroom reading app to their local public library versus students solely accessing their school collection.

While click-bate headlines love to scare parents and educators about the risks of screen time, it’s not that simple.