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Remind101 Adds Attachments to Free Messaging Service

Remind101, a free messaging service for teachers, has been updated with the ability to attach assignments, photos, documents and other files to messages.

The service, which does not show phone numbers of teachers or students, allows teachers to send messages via text or email to parents and students of up to 10 classes. Messages can be scheduled in advance and users can access a history of previous messages.

Available as a Web app and for Android and iOS devices, the tool can now be used to send photos of the whiteboard, classroom photos, handouts, permission slips and more.

More information about Remind101 is available at remind101.com.

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