Reviews | myON News: preK-8 News Articles within the myON Literacy Ecosystem

6/23/2017

For those unfamiliar, myON is an online, interactive, digital library with over 10,000 books for pre-K-12 students. Teachers can use myON to assign books, create projects, encourage reading, assess student growth, and now, students can read the news as well! If you’re interested in reading more about myON in general, you can check out our previous review.

This review will focus on their news feature, which delivers developmentally appropriate content, and is updated year-round with a daily news feed within the myON literacy ecosystem. Continue Reading.

8 Comments

Joyce link

6/30/2017 06:48:22 am

Awesome post. Thanks for sharing

Mike

7/3/2017 07:46:32 am

Thanks Joyce! And thanks for reading!

Mike

Bernell link

7/8/2017 01:00:05 pm

MYON is a great resource for students! Thanks for sharing!

Mike

7/8/2017 01:36:02 pm

Absolutely Bernell! Thanks for reading!

Mike

James

7/28/2017 09:53:34 pm

What is the cost of this?

Mike

7/31/2017 05:10:14 am

Hi James

You can contact their sales team at [email protected] to get pricing info.

Thanks for reading!

Mike

Ashmita link

7/30/2017 11:07:12 pm

Thank you for sharing an interesting post. It was really interesting to know about the e-library facilitating with good source of information. I would like to share some information. I am a teacher and have been following a website. I found it really helpful for both experienced and budding teachers. Ones who are into the profession can upgrade their skill and the ones who are planning to step into the profession can get certified through Asian College of Teachers its one of the best teacher training institute in India.

shiv link

10/10/2019 01:04:47 am

Hi,
this is such a great post. e-library is a good concept. I work in learn2teach. It is a online training provider company.

Reviews | myON News: preK-8 News Articles within the myON Literacy Ecosystem

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