My daycare uses the Remind app. Since I'm on Verizon, I received an in app message about this coming down the line the other day.
However; my son's Pre-K teacher (who is registered with the county's school system) uses an app called Seesaw Family which is more like a messenger-style app. She has it set up so that only parents and approved extended family are allowed to sign up for her messages. She can send group messages or individual messages as needed and we can send private messages back to her to ask questions.
It's free for us (parents) to use, but I'm not sure if she, or her affiliated school, had to pay a setup fee. Apps like that might be worth other teachers looking into.
It supported mpeg playback out of the box as well. Also, no modding needed to play imported games, just a cd that instructed the system to read the Japanese cds\code. Its biggest downfall was the lack of games available in the American market. That and SEGA did not market well in the US back in those days, high prices and little to offer.
Maybe its just me though.
Commercials with vampires wearing Ray-Ban Sunglasses and carrying freeze dried blood in small bags....
The possibilities are endless! *insert evil laughter here*
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My daycare uses the Remind app. Since I'm on Verizon, I received an in app message about this coming down the line the other day. However; my son's Pre-K teacher (who is registered with the county's school system) uses an app called Seesaw Family which is more like a messenger-style app. She has it set up so that only parents and approved extended family are allowed to sign up for her messages. She can send group messages or individual messages as needed and we can send private messages back to her to ask questions. It's free for us (parents) to use, but I'm not sure if she, or her affiliated school, had to pay a setup fee. Apps like that might be worth other teachers looking into.
It supported mpeg playback out of the box as well. Also, no modding needed to play imported games, just a cd that instructed the system to read the Japanese cds\code. Its biggest downfall was the lack of games available in the American market. That and SEGA did not market well in the US back in those days, high prices and little to offer. Maybe its just me though.
FF VI (Japan)/ III (US) makes me cry every time! It is such a great game!
Commercials with vampires wearing Ray-Ban Sunglasses and carrying freeze dried blood in small bags.... The possibilities are endless! *insert evil laughter here*
What? M$ missing a release date!?!?! Oh noes! That never happens!
They are pulling a Napster! This time without being sued first...