LiveBinders Stories

We really are eating and breathing LiveBinders at our company. It's definitely THE training tool.

As the Director of C&I with the NC New Teacher Support Program (NC NTSP), I have enjoyed developing binders for professional development, programmatic curriculum and protocols, case study development and much more.

The reactions from the users and my collaborators have been great. When I have presented the binders at meetings, people have been impressed with the possibilities for arranging sets of links.

LiveBinders has been a game-changer for us, and we couldn’t be happier with the results. The shelves, binders, and tabs make it easy for our audience to get a sense of the range of resources that are available on any one topic.

LiveBinders had just come out, and I was so excited because it was better than just a list kind of thing.

The key to the success of using LiveBinders is to add, organize, and update evidence on a regular basis. Our action plan, along with documenting evidence in the LiveBinders template, helps to maintain our focus towards continuous improvement. LiveBinders makes it so easy!

After I created my own LiveBinders template, it felt like I’d “automated” my meeting preparation routine and was able to reclaim hours of my work day.

As a teacher, I absolutely love the ways I have found to use LiveBinders!

LiveBinders was conceptually easy for people to grasp–you can think of it like a physical binder that you put on the internet and use it basically the same way.

This binder has become the go-to binder for my content area pre-service teachers, as well as, teachers who participate in my content area reading/writing workshops. As I learn new ways to engage students' comprehension of their content-related texts, I file ideas in the appropriate tab in my binder. (How did I ever file information before the "LiveBinder It" became an integral part of my life?)

Nice, Nice, Baby (LiveBinder’s) (A parody of "Ice, Ice, Baby") Alright stop, collaborate and listen LiveBinders-the perfect invention Something grabs my attention on the net Need to save it easily, yes, you bet. Create a Binder and stash that link Coordinate the pages so my stuff’s in sync To the extreme, I rock the net like Al Gore Light up the binder, saving objects galore...

What started out as a way to collect and demo websites for a presentation, has now become an obsession. I originally put together my Free Technology Tools for Teachers LiveBinder for a presentation I was doing. I wanted a way to easily demo several websites and I also wanted my audience to have something to refer to after the presentation was over...