The Epic app (https://www.getepic.com/) will be free outside of school until June 30th, 2020. Once this app has been downloaded to a tablet or smartphone, follow the prompts in the video.
1- You already have an account.
2- Select Student/Educator.
3- Enter your class code. It can be found on my Google Classroom page.
4- Search for your child's name.
5- Find a book. Books can be categorized by age. Not all books will be an audiobook or "Read To Me" book if you are using your headphones and are unable to hear anything.
6- The number of books read and how well a student does on the quizzes will determine their level and status.
7- If sharing this app with multiple users on the same device, switching users and classes are explained in this video.
8- "Ask three before you ask me." This was standard operational procedures in my Technology classes with the 1-3 grades. Students were encouraged to ask three of their classmates if they had a problem with their device before they asked me. This is because technology is more than learning computer skills. Technology teaches you how to solve problems. Now, I can't be there to help you and while this is sad, you can be there for your family to work through challenges with the Epic app.
If you still have questions and need further support, I can be reached at [email protected].
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