Book Reporter is a teacher?s tool for classroom entering and organization of book reports. The main purpose is to help students get used to using the computer and typing in reports on the keyboard, as well as traditional reading comprehension and writing skills of book reports. This free educational software allows students to enter book reports on the computer in a password protected environment so teachers can easily review and grade the reports. Also, when using the password feature, students can only access and edit their own reports. Other features include browsing reports, sorting, grading, commenting, and printing the reports. Reports can be entered for magazine or newspaper articles as well. Book reports can be entered all at once or in shorter write ups like section or chapter. The software tool is free to download and use by teachers, parents, or anyone else who finds it helpful. Help is included in the program.

Version: 5.1
License: Freeware
Download: Book Reporter v. 5.1

Tags: book, class, classroom, computer, Education, reporter, skills, student, teacher, Typing

This entry was posted on Friday, June 10th, 2011 at 3:46 pm and is filed under Education.

Book Reporter educational software is designed to be used in the classroom to teach students computer skills, keyboarding, reading, and language arts skills in one activity. The teacher`s section is password protected and, if the teacher wants to, the teacher can assign each student their own password. The program can be used for any kind of reports or in conjunction with virtually any existing unit.
Book Reporter educational software has a simple, easy-to-use interface that not only makes it easy to enter book reports, but also makes it easy to browse, sort, grade, printout, track, and comment on reports. The students can enter reports by chapter, section, or all at once. Students can also read and edit old reports.

Version: 5.0
License: Freeware
Download: Book Reporter v. 5.0

Tags: book, class, classroom, computer, Education, reporter, skills, student, teacher, Typing

This entry was posted on Saturday, June 12th, 2010 at 4:12 pm and is filed under Education.