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Case Study: [Bourchier Street Primary School VIC Australia]
- 1. CASE STUDY: Bourchier Street Primary School Victoria Australia Winning kids with the cool factor .
- 2. Bourchier Street Primary School, Victoria, Australia November 24, 2015 • 4,300 eBook loans in a year • Enhanced hard-copy borrowing • Grabbing readers through technology Snapshot
- 3. Since introducing ePlatform in August 2014, Bourchier Street Primary School has enjoyed a boom in book borrowing. More than 4,300 eBooks have been loaned in just over a year. That’s an average of over 350 loans a month – not bad for a school of 600 students.
- 4. –Tracy Fitzpatrick, Teacher Librarian “And it hasn’t been the death knell for hardcopy books. ePlatform hasn’t replaced the borrowing of hard copy books – on the contrary “It’s actually enhanced it”. “We have found that most students will still borrow a hard copy text each week, however pupils are using the eBook library to borrow from their classrooms or homes.”
- 5. Winning kids with the cool factor
- 6. –Tracy Fitzpatrick, Teacher Librarian Technology like iPads and mobile devices are the playground of the young – and ePlatform fits into this landscape. “We have found that boys, and senior students in particular have enjoyed reading from iPads – it has made it cooler to read. ePlatform has also supported our BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programme really well.”
- 7. It’s keeping interest up during lessons too. “Our school has a massive push on Just Right reading time so the students use the ePlatform during this time in the classroom,” says Tracy.
- 8. 5 key reasons for success
- 9. 1 2 3 5 4 A great collection to engage students across the school – over 550 eBooks (including 50 free titles), kept fresh with new releases. High level of promotion around the launch including in classroom training for students and school staff, and a link on homepage. Announcement in the school newsletter for parents on the platform and how to download the App. High profile for eBooks – Book covers for the eBook titles were printed and hung in the library with streamers so kids could make title requests. School-wide support – students used ePlatform during BYOD programme and Just Right reading programme.
- 10. Want to give ePlatform a test drive? Borrow Your eBooks & Audiobooks For FREE Now To learn more get in touch with me at paul@eplatform.co 1800 033 057 AU 0800 890 333 NZ GET YOUR FREE ACCESS NOW