Publishers Weekly reports that Book Retriever, a $0.99 iOS app launched
by St. Louis-based K-8 educational distributor Classroom Library, matches children's reading levels with
136,000 titles in its database. The app uses a proprietary database of
leveling information based on four leveling systems that was developed
by Benjamin and Marla Conn, Classroom Library's founders.
Parents can use a built-in ISBN barcode scanner to determine whether a
book is appropriate for their child's reading level, and teachers can
use it to create reading lists for their students. The barcode scanner
can also be used to build a database of a home's or school's books. The app can also print ISBN barcodes for titles in its database that can
be applied to a home's or school's books.
3 comments:
Is there a similar app for the android?
not yet, we are working on it.
What is the status of the Android App?
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