CK-12 FlexBook 2.0
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| Fact | CK-12 FlexBook 2.0 | Yuzu |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | CK-12’s 2024 VPAT states that the FlexBooks 2.0 platform meets AA conformance across the criteria covered by the report. | Yuzu says it supports assistive technologies for users with vision and hearing impairments. |
| Audience | FlexBooks are designed for educators and students and cover K–12 topics. | Yuzu is presented as a reading and note-taking eReader for students and a course-material engagement tool for educators. |
| Privacy and security | CK-12 says it uses administrative, technological, and physical safeguards and encrypts information transmissions using SSL or similar technologies. | The privacy policy says BNED uses administrative, technical, and physical safeguards, but says it cannot guarantee prevention of unauthorized access or disclosure; the policy was last updated August 24, 2017. |
CK-12 FlexBook 2.0 plans
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Pick CK-12 FlexBook 2.0 if…
FlexBook 2.0 suits K–12 educators who want to adapt textbook chapters and assign lessons or practice to classes and differentiated groups. Students can use its lessons and adaptive practice, while the browser access supports a range of device types.
Pick Yuzu if…
Yuzu is suited to students who need eTextbook reading and note-taking tools, and educators engaging learners with course materials. It may also suit readers who want annotations synced across devices or offline access through mobile apps.