New Price Plan Ensure Lots of Goodies

  • 10/01/96
The Electronic Bookshelf, Inc. has announced a new ValuePak pricing structure for its stand-alone and network Reading Motivation / Management Systems. With purchase of a ValuePaks, educators receive 350 or 550 free quizzes for The Electronic Bookshelf. ValuePaks are available in Primary, Intermediate, Middle School/Jr. High and High School packages; each contains randomly accessed quizzes for high-quality children's and young adult literature titles that assure every student receives a unique set of questions. ValuePak purchasers also receive a free reading incentive and award Sampler Package and one year of free technical support. The Electronic Bookshelf, Inc., Frankfort, IN, (800) EBS-READ, www.ebsread.com/read/.

Featured

  • megaphone silhouette in front of abstract city scene

    Call for Speakers Reopened: Tech Tactics in Education 2024

    Now rescheduled as a virtual event on Sept. 25, the annual conference from the producers of Campus Technology and THE Journal will focus AI, cybersecurity, data, ed tech, and other emerging trends in K–20 education.

  • glowing digital padlock at the center, surrounded by interlocking circuit-like patterns that form the shape of a school building

    FCC Cybersecurity Pilot Update: Administrative Window Opens Aug. 26

    The Universal Service Administrative Co. (USAC) has just released information on how to begin making administrative updates to prepare the user permissions necessary for the Federal Communications Commission Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program.

  • secure lock symbol intertwined with a school building

    FCC Cybersecurity Funding Pilot Moves Forward

    The Federal Communications Commission has adopted a $200 million, three-year program to help schools and libraries purchase eligible cybersecurity services and equipment — and to gather data on how well the products and services address cyber threats.

  • industry group working on open source AI security

    Industry Group Tackles AI Safety and Security

    Tech giants Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI and others have formed a new industry group aimed at promoting AI safety and security standards.