Chekhov was mentioned in the Microsoft EU Policy Blog for being part of an initiative focuses on developing sustainable, relevant, culturally-appropriate and scalable solutions to addressing illiteracy.
Chekhov, a free tool which allows anyone, anywhere to write, publish and distribute a dynamic eBook which can be used by learners across the globe to develop their literacy skills.
http://blogs.microsoft.com/eupolicy/2015/09/08/literacy-for-life-digital-solutions-for-a-sustainable-future-2/
Chekhov Story Author is called out as an innovative tool for teaching! Barry Corrigan’s (Innovative Educator and global education fellow)
latest blog post talks about a number of technologies being used in the classroom including our very own Chekhov Story Author!
“The impending launch of the Surface 3 make this tablet device even more appealing and I look forward to seeing it in action and reporting on how it is used in the classroom. I was a great fan of the original Surface RT and still feel that it can be a major asset to the classroom. Many of the apps are well suited to the daily use of pupils and teachers, alike. I look forward to seeing, for example, the excellent work that Kate Murray (@kateingalway) from Clontuskert School in Galway will do with hers and the use of Chekhov Story Maker. Innovators such as Kate show that the right tools in the right hands can transform lives and expectations.”
