【實用教育app】Moments Ago|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

On sale now for only $3.99, Moments Ago makes it fast and easy for teachers to walk around the classroom and - at the same time - meaningfully communicate with parents. It only takes 3-5 seconds to tap-tap and send. Click “...More” to learn why you should download this premium App today!  ★★★★★  “I have already passed this app on to my Superintendent and just forwarded him your webpage. I would LOVE to see more apps like this!”  - Ken  You’re walking around your classroom as your students quietly do their assigned work. They all seem extra motivated. Why? Because they all know you’re carrying your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with the Moments Ago app on it and they want good reports to go home to their parents.  Want to let a parent know that their son or daughter needs help in math, or is having some sort of classroom issue? No problem. Think a parent would want to know their son or daughter is working diligently in class? Piece of cake.  In 3-5 seconds you can communicate on the go and dramatically reduce the number of sit-down computer sessions needed to type up emails. You’ll free up time, be super-efficient and won’t have to worry about forgetting to send messages at the end of the day. You will likely even notice an improvement in your classroom climate, as students make an extra effort to do their best.  Have a look at some of the features you get in Moments Ago:  -Super fast and easy to use -Works even if you don’t have wifi in your classroom (stores and sends messages the next time you are connected) -Select from a stock of existing messages, with the ability to edit and create -Quick email messaging to let parents know what their kids are doing in school -Easily import email addresses from your Contacts -Optional carbon copy feature The $3.99 price-tag for Moments Ago is a small price to pay for a significant improvement in parent communication and classroom climate. Much more than a simple app, Moments Ago utilizes cloud server technology to simplify the communication process for teachers. Imagine doing more with less effort - that sure would be nice, wouldn’t it?