Did you know that the Kindle (certain models) also supports audio books that can be downloaded from ?.Download music (mp3 files) on to a Kindle so that students can listen to the music while they are reading.Let students change the size of the font and spacing of text to make the reading environment more consistent with their personal preference.Have students turn on the text to speech feature and have the Kindle read the book to them.Get students motivated to read by giving them access to the Amazon Bookstore where they can find a book on topics that interest them and then download a Sample chapter to their device.
Have students learn how to access the Clippings file to export their notes and highlights to a word processor.Have students learn how to use the note taking feature as they are reading.Have students learn how to highlight important parts of the book that they can extract or share with others.Have students practice using the dictionary feature to look up words.Give each Kindle a unique name or barcode so that you can catalog and identify it.Here are 10 tips for using Kindles in the classroom that I know you will find helpful. For many students who struggle in reading many are now more inspired to read books on an eReader device as compared to a traditional book. When I travel to schools, I see more and more schools pilot eReaders in the classroom, especially for students who struggle or who are unmotivated to read. I have been using a Kindle eReader for some time now and really enjoy the convenience and ease of use of these dedicated devices.
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