FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know about booking Dr. Kammer, working together, the four education products, and getting support.

How to Work With Me

What kinds of engagements do you take?

Keynotes, half-day and full-day workshops, build sessions where teams leave with working prototypes, program-consulting blocks, and higher-ed curriculum or field-experience design.

Do you work with schools, districts, or higher education programs?

All three. I have led professional learning in K-12 districts, designed courses and field experiences for colleges and universities, and advised early-childhood and teacher-preparation programs.

Can you design a custom session for our team?

Yes. Every keynote and workshop is scoped to the audience. I build sessions around your goals, your data, and the tools your educators already use.

How far in advance should we book?

Ideally 6–12 weeks for keynotes and large events, and 3–6 weeks for workshops or consulting blocks. Last-minute requests are considered when the calendar allows.

Pricing & Logistics

How is pricing structured?

Fees are based on event length, audience size, travel, and preparation required. A standard keynote, half-day institute, and full-day build session each have a base rate; custom consulting is scoped separately.

Is travel included?

Travel and lodging are quoted separately unless the event is within driving distance of the Tampa–Sarasota–Orlando corridor. Virtual options are available at a reduced rate.

Do you offer nonprofit or education discounts?

Yes. I keep a limited number of reduced-rate slots each year for public schools, early-childhood programs, and nonprofit organizations.

What does the speaker kit include?

A one-page bio, approved photos, session abstracts, learning outcomes, A/V needs, and a sample introduction. Download it from the Speaker Kit page.

Product Support

Are the four products free or paid?

Each product has its own model. Some offer free tiers or trials; others are one-time purchases or subscription-based. Visit the individual product site for current pricing.

Who builds and maintains these products?

I do. I design the learning experience, direct development, and make product decisions based on educator and family feedback.

Can I request a feature?

Absolutely. The best product ideas come from teachers, parents, and students using the tools. Send suggestions to nicoletkammer@gmail.com.

Do you partner with schools or organizations on custom EdTech?

Yes. I take on a small number of custom builds and curriculum-technology partnerships each year. Start with the contact form and describe the problem you are trying to solve.

Product Support

CivicPass Prep

What is CivicPass Prep?

A study and readiness platform built to help learners prepare for civic-literacy assessments and classroom conversations around citizenship, government, and community roles.

Who is it for?

Middle-school students, homeschool families, and any classroom that wants structured civics practice with clear learning targets.

How do I get support?

Use the contact form on CivicPass Prep or email nicoletkammer@gmail.com. I read product feedback directly and route bugs to the development queue.

Word Adventures USA

What does Word Adventures USA teach?

Vocabulary, word roots, and reading motivation through travel-themed challenges. It turns word study into a journey students want to continue.

Is it aligned to standards?

Activities are designed around common vocabulary and morphology patterns found in upper-elementary and middle-school literacy standards.

Can teachers track progress?

The current version is built for independent and family practice. Classroom dashboards and educator reporting are on the product roadmap.

The Storybook Coach

Is The Storybook Coach a reading curriculum?

It is a parent-and-teacher support tool: one picture book, purposeful questions, and early literacy moves you can use immediately after any story.

What age range is it for?

Preschool through early elementary, with question sets that adapt to the book you are reading and the skill you want to strengthen.

How is it different from a worksheet site?

Every resource is built around real books and real conversation. The goal is richer talk, not more paper.

Journal Spark

What is Journal Spark?

A reflective-writing and social-emotional practice tool that gives learners prompts, scaffolds, and a safe space to build writing fluency over time.

Can schools use it?

Yes. Journal Spark works for individual learners, small groups, or whole classrooms looking for low-stakes daily writing practice.

Where do I report an issue?

Email nicoletkammer@gmail.com with the product name in the subject line. Most issues are resolved within one business day.

Still have a question?

Whether it is about a speaking date, a workshop topic, or one of the products, I read every message.

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