Thanks Michelle. My principal is ordering the CD version for us this
year and I'm looking forward to using it often. I appreciate your
input and I'll let my princ. know as well.

On 11/01/08, Michelle AZ wrote:
> The program is the same, it's the ease of use. Students can click
> on any word as they are working independently while I work with
> others. Students can click on the vocabulary words and they can be
> defined. All the documentation is there for scores for parent
> teacher conferences. Students seem to love it more on the computer
> than the old tape player for whatever reason. They can use their
> mouse/curser to follow along and I can be checking them from across
> the room if they are on task. It is easier to use vs the tape
> machines.
> Because it is so easy to use, I use it every day. Before, it took
> time to find the tape, insert the tape in right. We lost tapes.
> Before, I used it only a few days a week.
>
>
>
> n 10/21/08, GailMA wrote:
>> I'm about to order this for grade 2 students. I don't think we
>> can afford the computer version for several students. Why do you
>> think it is "way better"?
>>
>>
>> On 10/20/08, Michelle AZ wrote:
>>> On 10/18/08, slc wrote:
>>>> Does anyone use this program? It was suggested to me by
>>>> another reading specialist in my district and I am looking
>>>> for some honest feedback. Is it something that regular
>>>> classroom teachers can use or is it mostly done in SPED?
>>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Yes, I use this with AbeCeDarian with great results. I use
>>> the CD version after years of the tapes. The computer version
>>> is way better.
>>>
>>> Michelle

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