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An Educator’s Guide to Using the BRI Website

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The Bill of Rights Institute website offers a robust search feature that gives educators and students an easy way to explore a library of 4000+ lessons, videos, and activities. The playlist functionality allows educators to collect and share resources in smaller groups. In addition, the site offers student-facing course and assignment functionality that can be shared with students via URL or QR code. Finally, the site boasts 1000's of self-check questions that can be paired with student assignment.

In the BRI app (available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store) an educator can easily edit or create student assignments on-the-go. The student version of the site offers students offline access to any assignments or courses educators have shared with them.

This video is a tutorial that walks educators through the site features so they can start using the functionality with just a few minutes and a few clicks!