Literacy Tree App

Annotate | Capture | Assess

The Literacy Tree app is completely free to download and can be used by anyone with a Free, Individual or School Membership. Designed and built to support work-life balance and to help with teachers’ cognitive load, it’s an easy-to-access addition to the suite of book-based resources already on offer from the team at Literacy Tree. Here's a quick rundown of everything you can do inside the app…

 

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Annotate

Easily annotate any Literacy Tree plan in your account – no more printing or labour-intensive replanning. You can finally plan with ease knowing you can access and edit Literacy Tree book-based resources from anywhere. Just add an annotation bubble anywhere you like on the plan, and simply click on it to view or edit.

The autosave function means you’ll never lose your work, and the edited plan will be available straight away in your account on the Literacy Tree website to print off or view.  Not got the right resource in your account? Just navigate to our site and add the required resource and it’ll pop up in your account straight away ready to annotate!

“I love being able to view planning and annotate on the go.” Janine Burr, Oldcastle Primary School, Deputy Headteacher, Wales

 

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Capture

Take a photo on your device of any of your pupils’ work, and save it straight to the app! Have children’s work available immediately and anywhere, by tagging the work to specific pupils, books, and even RATE standards – transforming assessment and moderation meetings once and for all!

You can either save your samples straight to your device or you can upload them to the site where they could be added to our ever-growing ‘Work Samples’. You can even scroll through a selection of the very best Work Samples on the app and access your uploaded images on your 'My Account' page!

"My favourite part is capturing children’s work for assessment and marking.” Daniel Stringer, Teacher, St Mary Magdalen's Catholic Primary School, Belfast

 

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