In August we asked how you will use MagCloud to prepare for “back to school,” and we got some A+ answers. From making customized planners, to organizing class notes, to showcasing student projects, and beyond – you teachers and students sound more than prepared for the school year!

We’re excited to announce August’s randomly selected winner is Mandie Rainwater!

August is here, and it’s that time again – time to start thinking about going back to school! Whether you’re running a tutoring business, getting started on your senior thesis or student portfolio for grad school, teaching a course, or heading back as a student— education can prove to be a hefty challenge, with an […]

Congratulations class of 2012! Now that you’re graduated, what’s next? Graduation parties? Summer travels? Job hunting? If it’s any and/or all of the above, then we’ve got you covered.

From party invitations to summer travel itineraries to professional portfolios to thank you cards, we’ve put together some ways that MagCloud can help prepare you for the next step in your life.

Earlier this week, we touched on ways that teachers can use MagCloud for everything from class assignments to printing coursework, but MagCloud can be a great resource for students too. Today we’ll look at a few ways that students can use MagCloud for both schoolwork and extracurricular activities.

MagCloud has been a friend of teachers, trainers and curriculum designers for some time. Offering an easy way to bring lesson plans to life and engage students, MagCloud is being used as an educational tool both in and out of the classroom.

HP and Scholastic have teamed up to host the “Every Inkling Makes a Difference” writing contest and learning center. As part of the contest, MagCloud has developed a Storybook tool for creating custom books using templates, characters and backgrounds from the movie The Lorax. Students are asked to write a story that describes one creative new idea for how they, their family, or their community could live more sustainably.