LiveBinders Stories

This LiveBinder speaks for itself, through carefully selected content that is especially engaging to a middle school audience. Now my students learn, first hand, the relevance of copyright and censorship to their work.

LiveBinders has become an essential component of our new Virtual Museum of Law, enabling us to easily and cost-effectively update teacher resources on a daily basis.

I write a weekly column for School Library Journal called JLG's Booktalks to Go. Each week I share brand new hot-off-the-press titles for PreK-12. I write a short booktalk for each book and then add resources like author/illustrator websites, lesson plans, and videos.

The reason I created the Bully Binder is very simple—desperation. I had just moved out of the regular brick and mortar classroom--you know the kind with desks, whiteboards, pencils, and paper—into one of the most technologically advanced computer labs in Gwinnett County. I needed technology that was fluid and easy for me to learn and use, as well as engaging for 400+ students across the learning level spectrum. Most of all, I needed it 10 minutes ago!

Just a little shout-out if you are working with reports that need to be shared and compared by your colleagues. LiveBinders can take your organizational skills to a new level!

What’s happening in the office products industry is that anything that has to do with a piece of paper is now in secular decline. The problem is that the transitional period will still take years; that’s why people should pay attention to LiveBinders.

LiveBinders has given me a platform to showcase my skills and prove to my department why I was the right person for the job.

LiveBinders is the easiest way for me to catalogue virtual resources, and the fastest way for colleagues and students to find them.

The students had an opportunity to use LiveBinders for their social studies class this year in 6th grade.