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A Digital Reading Record For School Communities

Pageticker embeds a reading-for-pleasure culture in your school community. Say goodbye to lost paper trails and put children and the heart of reading objectives.

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Reading-for-pleasure has never been so simple with Pageticker

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Save time

No need to wade through 30 reading diaries. Our whole-class view gives you far more information - in seconds

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Monitor progress

Our parent app easily captures rich data, such as fluency metrics, to give deep insights into pupil progress

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Save money

At between £99 and £299 per school per year, we are less expensive than traditional paper-based reading diaries

Dig deeper into why Pageticker is the right solution for you

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Nic and Tom founders of Pageticker

Made by experts in education technology for children

Hi there! We're Tom and Nic, founders of Pageticker and edtech grouPedalogic. 

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Our passion lies in harnessing technology to transform education - empowering children, teachers, and educational institutions with innovative digital tools.

 

With a deep commitment to making learning more engaging, accessible, and effective, we strive to bridge the gap between education and technology, ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive in a digital-first world.

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Pageticker vs BoomReader vs Learning with Parents... compare the reading diaries in our blog.

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Pageticker and Accelerated Reader

Pageticker and Accelerated Reader are both digital reading management tools but they offer different approaches.

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Writing reviews helps develop critical thinking and encourages thoughtful reading. This guide explains one way to structure a book review.

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