DIGITAL BOOKS: STORYBIRD AND MYON

Storybird is a digital book software that allows users to produce and share digital books. The program has a drag-and-drop interface that makes it simple for users to add text, photographs, and other material to their tales.

Because it offers a fun and interesting method for making and share tales, the app is well-liked by both instructors and students. Students may use the app to write tales about their own experiences, passions, and ideas, and teachers can use it to develop assignments and projects that inspire students to utilize their artistic abilities and imaginations.

The library of artwork in Storybird is one of its standout qualities. Users of the app have access to a huge selection of drawings and animations that they may use to construct their own stories. This makes it simple for anyone to produce tales that seem professional even if they lack sketching or graphic design skills.

All things considered, Storybird is an effective tool for teachers and anybody else wishing to write and share digital stories. Anyone wishing to bring their ideas to life in a captivating and imaginative way will find it to be a fantastic alternative because to its user-friendly interface, large collection of artwork, and collaborative capabilities. 

Storybird aside MyOn books were one of the literal embodiment of my 8th grade best moments. And no explaining this isn't going to be for education purposes. I have read between 300-400 (well of course they weren't as long and complex books like the classics) books. It is so well designed that even back in 2016, the technology used for it was amazing. You could stop and start reading at any time, there was a built-in dictionary where you click on a word and it shows you the meaning of it and some examples that are used in a sentence etc. IT's repertoire was also huge. I mean, I still go back and check my archive of what books I've read back then. I loved Zeke Meeks series, oh and also Jason Strange horror series, still gives me chills. By the way all of the books has a dubbing within. If I'm not wrong, you cant buy myon as an individual as it wasn't like that when I was in the 8th grade. They were only selling as bulk accounts to schools with at least- I don't know but hatrı sayılır seviyede amount of students. To be honest, If you are a teacher, or growing to be one, buying myON to your students will be the best gift you can ever give to them in their student ages.

Remembering those days, they were the best times of my life and will be even If I grew up old and will have a good life, nothing looks like it can top it.

Anyways, check storybird or myON more on their website.