Good Experience The way the curriculum is constructed makes it very easy to create a lesson. I enjoy the tutorial videos to help guide you through Wonder Ink. I also enjoy the way Wonder Ink emphasizes the Holy Spirit. I do find a lag in service at the 9:00 hour, I was wondering if that was because of the volume of usage?

Good..but could be better I purchased the Easter curriculum and although I loved the content, I was not a fan of the interface to edit the lesson. The interface wasn't as intuitive as some of the other sites I've tested out. I think if I used it longer, I would get used to it, but with technology these days, I don't think it needs to be that complicated. I had higher hopes for Wonder Ink.

The curriculum is great The curriculum is great. The technology piece of curriculum is confusing. It doesn’t seem easy to cast curriculum or videos easily to tv unless you have a laptop. Our church has an iPad but not laptop. However the curriculum itself is well written and wonderful. I hoping the technology piece gets easier.

When editing (using chrome) sometimes… When editing (using chrome) sometimes in the middle of editing the website glitches and goes back to the home page. Sometimes the activity pages in a lesson show the picture along with the link. Other times there is no picture. It helps to see the picture of the activity page within the lesson. In an Early Childhood lesson there is an activity that ask a 3-5 yr old to read or write. This does not seem suitable for a 3-5 yr old lesson and then requires extra unnecessary editing to make the activity usable.

So user friendly! This curriculum is so user friendly for all of our teacher from toddlers to elementary. I love that we can import our own songs and that as admin I can curate what stays in the lesson and what we might not be able to leave in the lesson. I would like to be able to have the verses in ESV as that is what our church uses and I would like to see a cohesiveness there but that would probably be the only reason I did not give it 5 stars.