LiveBinders Tips & Tricks
More than 20 Tabs added to LiveBinders
We wanted to let you know that we have added several new features to LiveBinders over the last few weeks: More tabs – You are no longer limited to 20 tabs in your binder. Now, when you go over 20 tabs, there will be arrows on either side that let you scroll through your tabs: […]
More Sharing Features Added to LiveBinders
We have added a few new features to LiveBinders: Share a shelf – You can easily share an author’s collection of public binders. Just click on the author’s name (or your name) under a binder, you will then see their shelf page with all their public binders. On the right will be a url that […]
New Copy Features Added to LiveBinders
In response to several requests, we have added the following features to LiveBinders: No Copy Option – You now have a choice as to whether your public binders can be copied. By default, all binders can be copied. To change your public binder to disable copy, go to Edit Menu > Properties > Access and […]
10 Great Ways that Educators are Using LiveBinders
It is so much fun to go to the LiveBinders site and see all the new ways that educators are using LiveBinders to curate content. Every day that I go to the site I see a new interesting binder, so I thought it would be great to highlight some great examples in this post: ePortfolios – I […]
Import Delicious Bookmarks into LiveBinders
Now you can import delicious bookmarks directly into a LiveBinder. Here is how you do it. We also made a couple other changes to LiveBinders: Binders will now default to private. When you create a new binder, the default setting will be private, but you can change it at the time you create it or […]
A Library of LiveBinders for Teachers
Educators have been creating some great LiveBinders that are excellent resources for other educators. We thought we would pull them together in this wiki as a Library of LiveBinders organized by subject and grade level. We would love to hear your input on other ways to organize these great binders. Please take a look at […]
My Favorite Thing – Finding Something Instantly
When someone just tweeted that they needed a source for free powerpoint templates and backgrounds, it took me just seconds to find the template site that I have used in the past – even though it has been over year since I used it. I knew it was in my presentation binder: Product Presentations That […]
Easy Search by Author Added to LiveBinders
We just put up a new release of LiveBinders. This has fixes for bugs reported by Peter and Andrew including some sites that wouldn’t work with “LiveBinder It” and some IE8 issues. Thank you to both of you for reporting the problems to us! A new feature added in this release is the ability to […]
More Features for Teachers
Live Link We had several teachers who requested the ability to open the web page from within the binder – essentially escape the confines of the binder. So now, in play or full screen mode, the link in the binder is a live link. Clicking on that link will take you out of the binder […]
Student Goals
Mr. Lester has been busy figuring out new ways to use binders in his teaching. He recently came up with the idea of using private binders for student-parent-teacher communication. A private binder can have the student’s individual goals in a place where everyone can find them. The binder can have websites and materials designed to […]
Binder Dashboard Added
We just added a new dashboard feature to LiveBinders so that you can track the activity on your binders and see when you have new comments. Also with this release we are still working on the file upload problem. Our apologies for not having this completely working yet. Right now you can upload word documents, […]
Creative Teaching with LiveBinders
Mr. Lester has made some great binders. If you haven’t seen them, some are included below. But he has also thought of other ideas for using LiveBinders to help his students. Here are some of Mr. Lester’s ideas: Bookmarking – I am using livebinders now as a tool to give parents websites that they can […]