WriteReader Create illustrated book to learn writing

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Appearance of a realized product. The product made with Writereader looks like the following two images: The first page is the cover of a book which shows the title, the name of the author and an image. From the second page begins the description of the story of the book that will be made. Since Writereader is an application designed for children aged 3 to 10, so that they can learn to read and write correctly, in the first caption under the image is left room for their interpretation of the language. The teacher or the parent will later view the page transcribing in correct Italian what the child wanted to write. In this second section there is also the possibility to record your own voice that reproduces what has been written in the caption. Dashboard appearance. In the dashboard I find several tips on how to best use the platform ("Lesson Plans", "Teacher’s guide", "Parent Letter"). Through the button "Add a class to get started" I can create new classes within which will be inserted books made directly by me or by people who will have the access code to view them. Among the functions of the dashboard there is also a suggestion to switch to the "Premium" function of the application. Appearance of the authoring page. As seen above, from the dashboard you can create one or more classes in which to add students. They will be able to see all the books made within the class only if they are provided with the "Class Code" that we see in the following screenshot at the top right. Once inside the class you can proceed to the creation of a new book through the "New Book" button. A screen similar to the one below will appear. You can view book pages on a grid or in full screen. The third command at the top left allows me to decide if I want to hear or not the spelling of the typed letters. Through the commands at the top right I can delete the entire content and add a new page. In the different pages you can insert photographic contents (available from the online library of the platform or loaded from the device) and textual using the appropriate on-screen commands.