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Long before Covid19 transformed the landscape of classroom teaching, LiveBinders users John Dahlgren and Peggy Hohensee were figuring out how to better navigate their college institution's learning management system. Both had one objective in mind: to make it easier for students to find their class materials. Learn how LiveBinders helped their students become more engaged and self-sufficient learners.
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