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Moderation tools
Safely publish student work. Teachers can create tags to curate articles, add games to increase engagement, give feedback within a community of authors, and moderate all activity.
Authentic audience
Empower students to publish for a real audience. Become a fan of other teachers, students, and organizations down the hallway, across your community, or around the country.
Personalized learning
Document learning. Student profiles become digital portfolios that demonstrate growth year-over-year. Students pin work they’re most proud of and see who they’re becoming.
A learning management system like Google Classroom is good at assigning, submitting, and grading. Fanschool enables ownership so you can safely showcase content and create discussion around it.
For students’ work to have purpose, it has to be shared. Create space for students to thrive. Fanschool is the safest way to showcase student work with your learning community.
“We have built a community. This year more than ever, to feel connected as a class and as writers has been a gift.”
Simple to start and proven to build better outcomes. Show students actively engaged in reading and writing, and get student-directed family engagement.
Accelerate classroom relationships, make high-quality curriculum connections, and see students enjoying the work. Use science-based motivational principles to support learning.
For admins and curriculum leaders, Fanschool is how you activate, celebrate, and elevate the work.
Take your parent-teacher conferences and curriculum nights to the next level with student-owned digital portfolios.
“Teachers need to stop saying ‘hand it in’ and start saying ‘publish it’ instead.”
Is this what parents see and saw?
Today’s students demonstrate immense interest in creating and sharing content. But the structure of school as we know it has underestimated students’ willingness to own more of their learning. Students will work harder to achieve a meaningful purpose than to earn a grade. Here are a number of ideas that engage students by enabling them to contribute to the curriculum as well as to their community.
Social Studies ideas Science ideas Solving the Scrapbook problem
Mr. Hardy with a 5th grade class in Minnesota. Fanschool is the platform for your profile of a learner and portrait of a graduate work.