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Secondary Schools
Tools and books to support secondary reading
Secondary school collections are designed to match the growing reading abilities of students, offering an extensive range of eBooks and Audiobooks. Each collection is carefully curated to align with students' academic needs and evolving interests, providing content that challenges them and fuels their intellectual curiosity.
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Books for Every Reader
Fiction, nonfiction, and wellbeing titles
From curriculum texts and contemporary novels to mental health and wellbeing resources, ePlatform's collections offers books that reflect the world secondary students live in. With topics spanning resilience, relationships, and self-esteem, and more, the Wellness Collection gives teens safe, discreet access to titles that matter.
Reading That Fits Their World
Digital tools to support independence
ePlatform meets students where they are, with mobile access, adjustable display settings, and text support tools that help them read on their own terms. Built-in features like note-taking, highlighting, and picture dictionaries support comprehension and study skills across all subject areas.
Control Without Complexity
Assign titles, set restrictions, track progress
With ePlatform’s admin features, staff can assign books to students or groups, apply age or year-level restrictions, and monitor reading behaviour in real time. Whether for class texts or casual reading, you’ll have full control over your eLibrary while empowering students to explore safely.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Shared Collections Include Curriculum-Aligned Titles
Yes, ePlatform's Shared Collections for secondary schools include a significant number of curriculum-aligned novels and study texts. The collections are meticulously curated to align with national and state-level learning outcomes, incorporating commonly studied novels, plays, and non-fiction texts relevant to various subject areas. This ensures that the digital library directly supports classroom learning, independent study, and research needs, making it a valuable resource for secondary students and teachers.
Features for Secondary Students
ePlatform provides a range of reading support features designed to aid the academic and recreational reading needs of older students. These include comprehensive customisable display settings for eBooks (like font type, size, spacing, and background colour), and the Immersive Reader with its built-in dictionary, translation into over 150 languages, line focus, and parts of speech identification. For audiobooks, students benefit from multi-speed playback and offline downloading. Additionally, features like notes and highlighting in eBooks, along with seamless progress synchronisation across devices, empower older students with tools for active reading, study preparation, and flexible learning on their own terms.
Features for Secondary School Staff
ePlatform offers powerful administrative tools tailored to the needs of secondary school teachers and librarians. These features enable teachers to assign specific books or class sets to individual students or entire classes, facilitating novel studies and targeted reading assignments. Teachers can restrict titles by year level or age group to ensure content appropriateness for their students. Comprehensive analytics and reporting dashboards provide valuable insights into student reading habits, engagement levels, and popular titles, supporting data-driven instruction and literacy program development. These tools empower teachers to effectively manage and integrate digital reading into their curriculum.