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BrainPOP: Log On and Learn-Join Us August 27th for a Free Webinar

By Jessica Winstanley
What to learn more about the great services offered through our BrainPOP subscriptions? Check out one of these webinars! Psst! There is more available than just videos!

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Log On and Learn With a Free Webinar:
Join Us August 27th for an Overview of My BrainPOP
Getting Started With My BrainPOP
Wednesday, August 27th at 3:30 pm ET

Missed our August 6th My BrainPOP overview? Not to worry: this second installment tells you everything you need to know. We'll show you how My BrainPOP lets you create custom assessments, incorporate gaming into instruction, and keep track of student learning. You'll get a look at all the ins and outs, so you can dive right in. Note: this webinar is open to everyone, but My BrainPOP is available only to users with 24/7 school-wide subscriptions.
Pre-register and Join • Password: moby


Remember, we archive all webinars within a day or two so you can access them anytime. Questions or comments? Send a note!

And Coming Soon ...

September 4:
Back to School With BrainPOP
Password: moby

September 11:
BrainPOP and Assessment
Password: moby


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