Whether your students are reading for class or fun, Sora offers a suite of features to make books more accessible and enjoyable.
And so much more! Browse Sora features below.
Build reading confidence and establish the foundations for a lifelong love of books with these features and tools.
Get your readers ready for the next level with books and tools to increase their deep reading skills.
No two readers are the same, which is why Sora includes features to help meet their unique needs.
Build reading confidence and establish the foundations for a lifelong love of books with these features and tools.
Get your readers ready for the next level with books and tools to increase their deep reading skills.
No two readers are the same, which is why Sora includes features to help meet their unique needs.
Support your curriculum, gain critical data insights, streamline your edtech and more with Sora.
Assign titles, purchase Class Sets, use content bundles to reserve titles for a class or select students and more to support your school’s required and supplemental reading units, whether you prescribe your own or align with an HQIM program.
Leverage school- or student-level data like books read, total reading time, average time per session and more to help maximize your return on investment.
Integrate Sora with your learning management system or student information system, including Google Classroom, ClassLink, and Schoology.
Sora includes dedicated support for your entire school community: implementation, curation, training, marketing and outreach and more.
With Public Library CONNECT, students can browse, search and borrow age-appropriate titles from their local public library’s digital collection.
“Public Library CONNECT is the path forward for all school districts, whether large or small, in building a quality digital collection. Not only does it automatically expand your collection, it creates a powerful relationship with your local public library. It is a win-win for both library systems because it increases usage across the board.”
Tom Nixon
Library Services Manager at Fresno Unified School District (CA)