As you know, have been on a LiveBinder-Bender for awhile….

I created four to share on my district portal, which is like a website but only accessible through a login.

The response has been great!
There has been dual interest in the content and the LiveBinder program itself.

But the best part….

My LiveBinders are Ready to Go……

I used them in countless ways with staffs and individuals. The effort that it took to compile them is paying off in the flexible and differentiated nature of the LiveBinders.

The Flexibility of LiveBinders
1. I can go through each tab in order.
2. I can bounce around within in a LiveBinder.
3. I can even bounce between binders.
4. Teachers can watch the screen or follow along on their own devices.
5. When we are set up to a printer, teachers can choose the documents they want to print.
6. Sharing is easy and quick.

So as you can see differentiating between the needs of groups and individuals has been a breeze….

did I mention….

It’s… “Ready to GO…Ready to GO…if You Say So….
Ready to go….”(I could do this all day.)

Until Next Time,
Lit Maven Out!

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Presenting With LiveBinders…The Aftermath
Want Best Practices to Go Viral?…Use a LiveBinder
Flipped Classroom? Use a LiveBinder
Building a LiveBinder…Include Tagxedo
Digital Textbooks…Like Putting Lipstick on a Pig
Digital Textbooks…It’s a Matter of Definition
Building a Textbook From Scratch…5 Reasons to Try LiveBinder
5 Tips for Starting Your Own LiveBinder
Need Videos for Your LiveBinder…Top 5 Sources
Need Images for Your LiveBinder…Top 5 Sources
Building a LiveBinder…Brick by Brick
Building a LiveBinder…Let it Bloom With These Tools

I went and saw Drive last Thursday. Between the consistent Gosling smolders…I learned some things about blogging.

Really?…LitMaven

Yes…stay with me here.

The movie Drive refers to the character’s real job of a stunt driver and his side occupation as a “getaway” car driver. See that duality?

That’s how I feel all the time. Most of the time, I have a “real” job as a language arts consulant…but on the side, I am the LitMaven.

No..I do not wear racing gloves or a cool satan scorpian jacket…though that might be something to look into.

But that is why I need to blog…because when I blog…I am just me…not an employee…just me.

So strike up that inner Blogger and hit the cyber road!

Until Next Time,
Lit Maven Out!