myON by Renaissance is a student-centred, personalised literacy platform that offers every student unlimited access to an enhanced digital library. With thousands of enhanced digital books with reading supports, students have access to all types of books and topics that will entice them to continue reading.

Students and parents can print a profile report to see a visual snapshot of their personalised reading activity.

The myON app provides access to digital books from myON, a personalized online literacy program that matches students’ interest and their reading level to a recommended book list. If you select the (filter) icon, you can also choose whether to see only fiction books, only non-fiction or only graphic novels.

For Chrome Books: Running the current Chrome OS, or last two versions and the current version of Chrome or the last two versions. You will also see many categories of recommended books, including books in your ZPD (your reading range), top picks, special collections, books popular with students in your year and books about the topics you chose as interesting to you. Select Recommended to see books that are recommended to you based on your year and your Interest Inventory.If your school has turned on CEFR levels, you can also choose to see books for the levels A1, A2, B1, or B2. All logos, designs, and brand names for Renaissance’s products and services are trademarks of Renaissance Learning, Inc. Combined with a suite of close reading tools and embedded supports, myON Reader fosters student engagement and achievement.

Using the app, students can link their account to their school, and then read any book even when an internet connection isn’t available. Renaissance Home Connect provides real-time access to your child’s Renaissance reading or maths practice results. Renaissance myON® Reader is a student-centered, personalized literacy environment that gives students access to more than 6,000 enhanced digital books.The circle farthest to the left shows the least interest; the circle farthest to the right shows the most interest. Articles incorporate engaging multimedia – videos, slideshows and photo galleries – to help students better understand the news. You can see the author, the audio length, the ATOS book level, the AR quiz number and the copyright date.