CASE STUDY
International School Digital Reading Success
From multilingual resources to flexible formats, discover how one global school built a more inclusive and accessible reading experience for students, teachers, and families.
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A smarter way to support every reader
Located outside the U.S., The American School In London (ASL) faced challenges accessing a wide range of U.S.-published titles. With Sora, they introduced a flexible digital collection that supports both academic and recreational reading across their entire community.Key benefits:
- Access to ebooks and audiobooks anytime, anywhere
- Multilingual titles for a diverse student population
- Built-in accessibility features for different learning needs
- Simultaneous access to high-demand titles
- Tools for highlighting, note-taking, and research
ASL at a glance
1,400+
pre-K to 12 students
70+
countries represented
1
inclusive platform
What the community is saying
Students rely on the annotation and notes features within Sora to help in writing essays and to quickly search in the books for quotes to use as evidence in class writings. They can take notes and highlight within the books they’re reading for assignments and export them to access any time, even after they’ve returned the digital book.
Built for real classrooms & communities
Tools that support learning
ASL students and teachers use Sora’s tools for notes, highlights, and exporting, helping them engage deeply with texts and support classroom work.
Extending reading beyond the classroom
ASL families are part of the reading experience. With parent access and strong school promotion, reading becomes a shared habit at school and at home.
Titles as diverse as ASL’s students
At ASL, students from 70+ countries use Sora’s multilingual, high-interest titles to see themselves in books and explore new perspectives.
See what’s possible with Sora
Get the complete case study to learn how ASL increased engagement, improved access, and built a school-wide reading culture.
