Deciding if Conventional or Interactive is best for your class? The table below may help!
Conventional FlexBooks 2.0 are the content you've known and loved for years - now infused with teacher Insights, Flexi the AI tutor, Adaptive Practice, and more!
Interactive FlexBooks 2.0 are digital native, all-interactive content designed to teach through activity and applications-based, hands-on learning. Incidentally, they are ideal for CCSS-focused classrooms, and have clear alignment and correlations.
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| Teachers | Conventional FlexBooks 2.0 | Interactive FlexBooks 2.0 |
| Use as primary curriculum |  |
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| Multiple learning modalities | |
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| Adaptive Practice enhanced by Insights | |
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| Offline or printable | |
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| EdReports reviewed | |
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| Aligned to National Standards | |
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Instruction and learning primarily occur through |
text and worked-out examples | interactivity and formative questions |
Students
The Conventional series focuses on text and worked-out examples with optional media support, whereas the Interactive series strives to present all core instruction through interactives and formative interactive questions with in-the-moment feedback.
| Students | Conventional Flex FlexBooks 2.0 | Interactive FlexBooks 2.0 |
| Maximize the power of technology |
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| Learn with text and examples with worked-out solutions | |
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| Learn with interactives and interactive questions | |
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| Learn by exploring on my own schedule | |
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| Get immediate feedback for right and wrong answers | |
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| Know what to study to improve skills quickly | |
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| Work without Internet access | |