Bookji integrates social media-like features in a safe, educational space, boosting student engagement with interactive, communal elements.
Bookji offers books from various cultures and genres, helping students explore diverse stories that reflect both personal and shared experiences.
Bookji motivates all students, from avid readers to reluctant ones, by offering engaging ways to discover and enjoy books.
Bookji helps teachers save time with tools for quickly finding books, assigning lessons, and tracking student progress.
Discover the fresh, creative new features we have developed to get your students interested in books. Build a reading culture within your school using our platform.
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— Bookji (@gobookji) February 28, 2024
Got to meet Will Peters at the @FigmaEdu_Alex booth!! π Go follow @gobookji and see the amazing work heβs doing in the literacy world! π #ISTELive pic.twitter.com/9H0iRDpUdf
— Joshua King (@joshuarylesking) June 24, 2024
My students felt almost famous today giving feedback about @gobookji to Will Peters. Will was asked for an autograph & got some good feedback on his program. We love Bookji! #librarylife #readingisforeveryone pic.twitter.com/9xs6mJkmXa
— Mrs. Casieri (she/her) (@MrsCasieri) February 27, 2023
Had a chance to check out Bookji today and it was fantastic! Hope this makes its way into our school libraries soon. Check it out. @shannonmmiller @lieberrian @cuethelibrarian @JCasaTodd @karenfirst #edtech #edchat #reading #elachat #ISTElib #masscue #nyscate #librariansoftwitter https://t.co/tVNghMvF2N
— Michael Drezek (@m_drez) October 19, 2022
Hmm. @gobookji has some interesting features. It's sort of like a souped-up reading journal - students can access maps that let them track the locations in their books. And it gives educators a look at kids' reading progress. #njasl21 pic.twitter.com/n0xIFao50E
— Steve *It's TAY-tro* Tetreault (@DrTLovesBooks) December 6, 2021
Excited to hear @wrpeters talk about @gobookji - @Princeton student inspired by a #childrensliterature course!! #NJASLFall2021 @NJASL #kidlit @MrSchuReads @joycevalenza @Kingoflibrary @donalynbooks @shannonmmiller @MsThomBookitis @Boss_Librarian @LMS_United @LibInfluencers pic.twitter.com/Jx9XYhCgHy
— Beth Raff (@Raff5K) December 6, 2021