An app called Epic! gives teachers and students free access to 25,000+ books in the classroom – parents can subscribe to get the same access at home. Epic! is sort of like Netflix or Spotify ...

During this uncertain time, organizations everywhere are doing what they can to assist students and families who are now practicing homeschooling. Epic , the leading digital library ...

Students will have anytime, anywhere access to Epic’s high-quality digital library that includes over 40,000 books, read-to-me and audiobooks, videos and more, on all devices.

Teachers have created more than 100,000 collections (a set of books) in the app’s first two months and students have taken almost 1 million quizzes to date. We sat down with Markosian to get his take ...

A home subscription to Epic runs $7.99 a month. Prodigy has a free plan ... a mother of two BPS students and ... “There have been no complaints about the type of books that are on Epic, ...

The company says that in 2020, individual reading time, the amount spent per student per book is up 60%. “We have been amazed and really exited by this year,” said Kevin Donahue, co-founder of ...

CMS ended use of Epic on Monday. The district is shifting schools to a different e-book app, Sora, that critics of the change say could lead to more limited options for students. Epic is currently ...

Epic! is sort of like Netflix or Spotify, but for books.More than 25,000 of them available for free to students and teachers everywhere. If kids want the same experience at home, parents can pay a ...

Digital library for kids will be available free to families and children until June 30 through participating teachers and librarians Students will have anytime, anywhere access to Epic’s high-quality ...