News about Bookshare: an ebook library for people with reading barriers
Come join the monthly Bookshare Book Club discussions on Zoom for teens and adults. May’s book for teens is “The Inheritance Games” and adults will discuss “The Souvenir Museum.” Everyone is welcome!
Leave a CommentWatch the replay of the Bridging the Reading Gap webinar and learn about free, accessible ebooks for students with reading barriers.
Leave a CommentThese three tips help students with learning differences benefit from accommodations and online resources that accelerate learning during the “great catch up.”
Leave a CommentIn this guest blog, Justin Smith, Bookshare member and disability rights advocate, discusses the critical role technology plays in his life. Justin has cerebral palsy, and Bookshare gives him the freedom and independence to experience the joy of reading. Justin comments on books that transport him and the ways technology assists him with reading, communication, and mobility.
Leave a CommentCome join the monthly Bookshare Book Club discussions on Zoom for teens and adults. April’s book for teens is “The Cruel Prince” and adults will discuss “The Lost Apothecary.” Everyone is welcome!
Leave a CommentBruce Alter, Oregon physical therapist and AT consultant, shares insights for fast-tracking students to get accessible ebooks and reading accommodations with support from Bookshare
Bookshare’s March Madness book bracket competition is over. The slam dunk winner is…Little Fires Everywhere.
Leave a CommentA recent article featured in We Are Teachers shares four ways teachers are using Bookshare in the classroom to turn reluctant readers into engaged readers.
Leave a CommentBookshare is excited to announce our first ever March Madness Book Bracket! 16 books from 4 genres will compete against one another to see which book reigns supreme as Bookshare’s favorite.
Leave a CommentCome join the monthly Bookshare Book Club discussions on Zoom for teens and adults. March’s book for teens is “You Should See Me in a Crown” and adults will discuss “His Only Wife.” Everyone is welcome!
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