‘Read to me’ with Siri and Book Creator 5.0 Dan Amos14 November, 2016English / Language Arts, iPad, Languages, News, Special Education Dan AmosDan is the founder of Red Jumper and the developer of Book Creator. He is married to the children’s author Ally Kennen, and they have 4 great kids. Related posts Supporting language learners with Book Creator11 February, 2019 Book Creator 4.3: What have we improved?9 May, 2016 Making a book in Book Creator - behind the scenes6 June, 2019 Book Creator and core vocabulary30 December, 2014 Book Creator helps 8-year-old new to English26 July, 2013 Happy Book Creator Christmas!7 December, 2016 Book Creator in the Indonesian classroom17 September, 2014 Using Book Creator to develop Thinking Routines23 July, 2018
Reply Dan Kemp11.15.2016 at 10:52 pm You can AirDrop by tapping the export icon beneath your book on the My Books screen, or from within the Reading mode. Choose a format first (ePub, PDF or video) and then you’ll be able to AirDrop. http://support.redjumper.net/hc/en-us/articles/201908361-How-to-send-your-book-using-AirDrop
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How do you Airdrop books with B.C. 5.0?
You can AirDrop by tapping the export icon beneath your book on the My Books screen, or from within the Reading mode. Choose a format first (ePub, PDF or video) and then you’ll be able to AirDrop.
http://support.redjumper.net/hc/en-us/articles/201908361-How-to-send-your-book-using-AirDrop