Comments on: Prologue http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/ Artful storytelling Wed, 09 Jan 2013 21:23:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Mark http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-16873 Mark Sat, 10 Nov 2012 19:39:23 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-16873 @Renee: Use the "Move students" tab in the student list. You can shuffle student accounts to and from your classes and accounts. Re one place to buy stories: easy peasy. Some options: -put all the stories in your cart and purchase. Done. -have parents log into their child's account and purchase a story. Done. -run a Fundraiser and earn money for your class. See the Fundraiser link on your Class dashboard. Glad to have you on board! @Renee: Use the “Move students” tab in the student list. You can shuffle student accounts to and from your classes and accounts.

Re one place to buy stories: easy peasy. Some options:
-put all the stories in your cart and purchase. Done.
-have parents log into their child’s account and purchase a story. Done.
-run a Fundraiser and earn money for your class. See the Fundraiser link on your Class dashboard.

Glad to have you on board!

]]> By: Renee Strietlmeier http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-16870 Renee Strietlmeier Sat, 10 Nov 2012 13:49:37 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-16870 Storybird, Been using/following as a teacher since you began. Just now created an official teacher's account. LOVE the OPTION. I teach K-5 and my 5th graders are looking and commenting on books they made in K-3rd grade. Would like to move my students from the account I first opened to the appropriate "New Update Class". Can't seem to find a simple way to do that. SIMPLICITY being a STORYBIRD virtue, can someone HELP ME? I'm also trying to finalize editing on all of this year's 5th graders work so I can buy or offer parents to buy entire sets of their child's work from the last few years. NEED those STUDENT's and THEIR WORK in ONE HANDY LOCATION, please:) Storybird,

Been using/following as a teacher since you began. Just now created an official teacher’s account. LOVE the OPTION. I teach K-5 and my 5th graders are looking and commenting on books they made in K-3rd grade. Would like to move my students from the account I first opened to the appropriate “New Update Class”. Can’t seem to find a simple way to do that. SIMPLICITY being a STORYBIRD virtue, can someone HELP ME?
I’m also trying to finalize editing on all of this year’s 5th graders work so I can buy or offer parents to buy entire sets of their child’s work from the last few years. NEED those STUDENT’s and THEIR WORK in ONE HANDY LOCATION, please:)

]]> By: avanorali http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-14138 avanorali Mon, 25 Jun 2012 07:08:29 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-14138 I read your story and a like it I read your story and a like it

]]> By: A New Approach to Writing With Storybird | Teachers Learning Technology Together http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-9308 A New Approach to Writing With Storybird | Teachers Learning Technology Together Wed, 27 Jul 2011 12:55:27 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-9308 [...] through a post in Barbara Taylor’s Diigo list.  In the Storybird blog Mark posted a great blog with an extensive overview of Storybird. According to Mark’s blog the premise behind Storybird [...] [...] through a post in Barbara Taylor’s Diigo list.  In the Storybird blog Mark posted a great blog with an extensive overview of Storybird. According to Mark’s blog the premise behind Storybird [...]

]]> By: JUANITA MERCER http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-5101 JUANITA MERCER Tue, 01 Jun 2010 03:53:33 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-5101 I have to say, every time I come to blog.storybird.com you have another interesting post to read. One of my friends was talking to me about this topic several weeks ago. I think I will send my friend the link here and see what they say. I have to say, every time I come to blog.storybird.com you have another interesting post to read. One of my friends was talking to me about this topic several weeks ago. I think I will send my friend the link here and see what they say.

]]> By: Shaping Youth » Storybird Hatches Creative Fledglings: Kids Online Community for Books! http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-3386 Shaping Youth » Storybird Hatches Creative Fledglings: Kids Online Community for Books! Fri, 11 Sep 2009 17:40:31 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-3386 [...] for the ’story behind storybird’ and who dreamed up this new media magic? Why, a parent, of course! From their ‘prologue [...] [...] for the ’story behind storybird’ and who dreamed up this new media magic? Why, a parent, of course! From their ‘prologue [...]

]]> By: Openings: Python developer and Senior Flash engineer — The Storybird blog http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-896 Openings: Python developer and Senior Flash engineer — The Storybird blog Wed, 27 May 2009 02:43:13 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-896 [...] (we’re distributed) -roughly 15 hrs a week (for now) -loves nifty things (we’re building something [...] [...] (we’re distributed) -roughly 15 hrs a week (for now) -loves nifty things (we’re building something [...]

]]> By: Mark http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Mark Mon, 27 Apr 2009 00:23:29 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-45 @Linda and @bookchook: thx for the kind words and the excitement. We're aiming to release v0.1 shortly and will be looking to you for feedback and advice. @Linda and @bookchook: thx for the kind words and the excitement. We’re aiming to release v0.1 shortly and will be looking to you for feedback and advice.

]]> By: Book Chook http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Book Chook Sun, 26 Apr 2009 22:38:25 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-44 I've been watching your sneak peek vids and reading posts - WOW! This is such an exciting concept. I am a passionate advocate of children's literacy and literature, and lately have been telling my blog readers about web places to go where kids can publish their own work. I am very interested in reviewing Storybird once it's released. I’ve been watching your sneak peek vids and reading posts – WOW! This is such an exciting concept. I am a passionate advocate of children’s literacy and literature, and lately have been telling my blog readers about web places to go where kids can publish their own work. I am very interested in reviewing Storybird once it’s released.

]]> By: Linda Smith http://blog.storybird.com/2009/03/prologue/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Linda Smith Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:44:04 +0000 http://blog.storybird.com/?p=31#comment-28 Hooray for the story! I'm throughly convinced that stories are the glue that hold families together. This is fabulous and I'll be checking in to see more. Hooray for the story! I’m throughly convinced that stories are the glue that hold families together. This is fabulous and I’ll be checking in to see more.

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