Net Texts Launches Mobile Site, Adds Common Core Search

Net Texts has launched a new site to enable students and teachers to access the company's free courses via mobile devices. The company has also added a tool that allows teachers to search among 8,000 Common Core State Standard-aligned open educational resources (OER) by subject, grade level or category.

"Net Texts is a free, web-based system that provides teachers access to a vast library of high quality OER content, which they can then combine with their own resources to create and publish lessons directly to students’ iPads, Android tablets or computers," according to information released by the company.

More information is available at net-texts.com.

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