I second what Anne said. It is so easy to use - I had my Ks using it in October. 

Our teachers liked what they saw and so our curriculum director purchased the school-wide version for us for next year. 

We have incorporated it into our Summer Learning based on a session our coaches went to at CREC too. 

Highly recommended and yes, it is compliant!

Jenny Lussier

On Sat, Jun 1, 2019 at 5:03 PM Allison Loiseau <librarianallie@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

My PreK-2 students generally use iPads in library.  I am integrating Chromebooks as much as possible as well, but students do not sign into Google.  I would like to develop digital portfolios for my students that can transfer from year to year.  I am considering SeeSaw and I have heard good feedback about it.  I am not sure it will allow me to carry work over from one year to another  Does anyone use something they like?  Suggestions for making SeeSaw work well?  Do teachers need to also use SeeSaw for it to be effective?  Please advise.  I will greatly appreciate it. Have a good end to the school year!

Allison Loiseau

Highland Elementary School

Library Media Specialist

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