Learn to Teach With the E-Edition. It's Easy!
The Palm Beach Post e-edition is educational, efficient, and easy to use. It makes learning fun for students by reaching them where they live - in an increasingly digital world. And, it can be easy and fun for you, too. Check out our online teacher tutorial. It gives you step-by-step directions for using the e-edition tools. We'll even give you suggestions for learning activities that meet state standards. Easy! Educational! Efficient! A triple winner!
What is e-Post?
e-Post is an exact replica of The Palm Beach Post in electronic form and is available in all counties. It differs from PalmBeachPost.com in that you can page through the entire newspaper on-line just like the printed version you receive at your door step.
What "perks" does the e-Post offer?
- Access to the last 30 days of editions
- Ability to have articles translated into over 50 languages
- Print, e-mail or save articles of interest
- Search for articles and photos by keyword and ads by keyword or category
- It's a great way to "Go Green"
How do I share e-Post with my students?
- Project articles to your class from your computer
- Allow your students to work individually at computers
- Have your students work on assignments at home or at the library using e-Post
How much does e-Post cost?
Thanks to generous donations from our newspaper subscribers and local organizations and businesses there is no cost to teachers who want to use e-Post in their classroom.
Will I need to order a user name and password for each student?
When you sign up for e-Post you will only receive one user name and password to access e-Post. You will want to order access, though, for your largest class size. This will allow you to sign that many students on at one time using the same user name and password. For example, if you order 25 licenses you can have 25 computers signed on to e-Post all at the same time. Even if you only plan on projecting articles from one computer in your classroom, sign up for a class size, as that is how many students will be viewing The Palm Beach Post.
I have more questions. Who can I contact?
You can reach Nancy Jones in our NIE Department at 561-820-4648 or e-mail her at nie@pbpost.com.