Yes, AR Reading List is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
⚠️ The AR Reading List app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
AR Reading List has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is ₹199.00.
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Love the app. I was wondering if you would be able to do the following. When you scan a book and it's not in the system if you automatically recommend it to be entered to the AR folks to get into the system. I reached out to them on how to do bulk upload requests from the local libraries but they cannot do it.
Scan feature is the main feature people want to use and i never got one book to scan. The search feature works but you can just as easily create a bookmark on a web browser.
I need an app that can scan books to give me the AR information. I have seven books sitting out right now that are approved AR books. I looked them up. I know how many points they are and their quiz numbers. I scanned all seven of them with this app. Only three of them would show up in this app. I need a scanner that works, if you are looking for an easy way to identify AR books this is not the app for you.
Not all the bar codes work. On another site i have to type in the title of the book
Every book I scanned said no quiz available. I tried scanning and putting in known quiz numbers of books that do have quizzes. Gave up and deleted the app.
Teachers and students can use this app to verify if a book has an AR test. Useful for before reading a book when counting AR points!
I scan books but nothing is found. I tried books that have already been tested on that I know are AR books and this app doesn’t pull anything up.
This app does not work. I routinely scan books, and the app says there are no results and no quizzes for that book. Even if you type in the title or author’s name, it will not find the quiz. Most times, there IS a quiz for that book. Examples include books like “I am Ruby Bridges”, “They Called Us Enemy”, both of which are 4th grade books about history. The app also says there are no quizzes for the “Land of Stories” books, but there are.
This makes it so easy to find books with just a keyword. I love that I can choose the reading level and save a list of books for my child.
We are in year 2022, there is no reason why I have to hand type every title. I should be able to just scan the books barcode or type in the ISBN number and it pop up all the information.
