Brooklyn High is having a new way of presenting her school’s stationery to her students, including free mockups, online and in print.
Bryce Dyer, the Brooklyn High principal and head teacher, announced the initiative Monday at the Brooklyn Library, which has become a hub for the stationery movement, on Instagram.
Dyer says students are being able to access and download mockups online, and she plans to have more stationery available in her district.
She says she has noticed a lot of excitement from students, who were excited to see their stationery displayed at school.
She also said she is looking for more people to post mockups for her office stationery.
“I think there is a need for more information for people to be able to share and share with their kids,” Dyer said.
“We are really excited about it, and we’re really looking forward to being able more people share their mockups with their students.”
It is a lot easier than going to a store and buying a stationery kit,” she added.
The mockups will be available for download in the next few weeks, Dyer says, and will be accessible online through the Brooklyn Public Library’s website and through the library’s print app.
“We’re going go to the Brooklyn library, which is in New York, and get a digital copy of it and upload it. “
The first thing I think we’re going to do is take our mockup online,” Dye said.
“We’re going go to the Brooklyn library, which is in New York, and get a digital copy of it and upload it.
We’re going do it right now, but it’s a lot faster, and it’s free.”
Dyer hopes the free mockup program will allow her students to share their work with others.
I hope it inspires people to share, she added, adding that she thinks it’s important for educators to have access.
If students want to share ideas, she recommends they look for other ways to share information.
There are a lot more ways to get information than you think, she explained.
The program also has been instrumental in helping to encourage more teachers to share stationery with their classroom students.
“[It’s] been really helpful to see teachers and students collaborate and share,” she said, noting that the program has been a big success.
“This is definitely something that is going to make a big difference for the teachers,” Dory said.
