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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2015 · 18 MIN

Literably Looks To Stream Line Running Records | Education Vanguard # 18

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If you are an elementary teacher you know the benefit of doing running records on students to chart their reading abilities and track growth over time.  You may also know that running records are time intensive to do and that you often have to rely on outside help to do it more than a once or twice a year.Literably.com looks to help with the process to the point where a student can simply record their reading, and like magic, a teacher recieves a report within 24 hours.Today I talk with Tyler Borek, a Literably.com cofounder about the product.  We also go into a bit about Tyler and why he choose to become involved in the edtech industry and what it is like to be part of the Imaginek12 accelerator.BioTyler is a co-founder at Literably.com, a website/app that scores oral reading assessments for schools.Connect With Tyler Twitter: @Literably Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/literably

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If you are an elementary teacher you know the benefit of doing running records on students to chart their reading abilities and track growth over time. You may also know that running records are time intensive to do and that you often have to rely on outside help to do it more than a once or twice a year.Literably.com looks to help with the process to the point where a student can simply record their reading, and like magic, a teacher recieves a report within 24 hours.Today I talk with ...

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