We've been working with Google since 2014 but our relationship has deepened since the release of our Chrome app in 2017. As Book Creator for Chrome continues to grow in popularity, we are exploring new ways to improve the app and Google integration is always high on the agenda.
Did you know about all the ways in which Book Creator works with Google?
How Book Creator integrates with Google
Google Sign-In
Teachers and students can easily log in to Book Creator using Google credentials, especially beneficial for schools already using G Suite for Education.
Share books to Google Classroom
We recently added the ability to share published books directly to Google Classroom, streamlining the process for teachers and students.
Any Book Creator book can be easily shared to Google Classroom with the "Share to Classroom" feature, providing educators with seamless integration into their lessons.
Access Google Drive
Files Book Creator integrates seamlessly with Google Drive, allowing users to import files, images, and resources directly into their books from their Drive.
Google Maps integration
You can now add Google Maps to your Book Creator pages, making geography projects and interactive content more engaging.
Book Creator allows users to enhance their books by embedding various multimedia content, including Google Maps, Google Drive files, and animated stickers, making lessons more interactive and engaging for students.
Embed Google Docs, Sheets, and more
Book Creator supports embedding Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and other Google apps with an embed code (like YouTube, Street View, and Google Poly) directly into the book pages.
Google Safe Image Search
We've built a safe Google image search into Book Creator, making it easy for students to find appropriate images without copyright concerns.
Future Google integration for Book Creator
We're really excited about this partnership with Google, and what it could mean for amplifying the reach of Book Creator, particularly into schools using Chromebooks.
This means we'll continue to develop Book Creator to prioritise support for new Chromebooks (including the new Chrome tablet, which we'll soon have stylus support added for in Book Creator).
Are there any other ways in which you'd like to see Book Creator integrated with Google products? Let us know in the comments.
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Dan Kemp is the Marketing Director and has been working here since 2013. One of Dan’s favourite jobs is hearing the stories of how Book Creator is used to bring joy to classrooms all over the world, and he happily retells these stories on these pages!
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27 Comments on “Book Creator Now an Official Google for Education Partner”
I would love to have students collaborate within the same book.
Thank you for making a great product and for continuing to improve it!
Good news! Students can already do this.
I would love to see it with efficient speech to text feature.
Hi Christie – yes, we already have a great speech to text feature!
Hi, I would love to see more options for students to publish their books. Maybe this means having an extension in chrome to view ebooks. Do you know if that is an integration piece that is being developed?
Hi Alan – like this? https://support.bookcreator.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002473053-Publishing-your-book-online
I’d like to know if a downloaded Book Creator will also download all the media bits as well.
Yes, if you download the book as an ePub file.
Our students have limited internet when they go home. If they download a teacher created book, would the multimedia features also download too?
Hi Nicki, yes they would, but you’d need to have an ePub reader to view the book. If you’re using a Mac or iPhone/iPad, you can use iBooks for this if you know you’ll be offline.
Do you have to have a paid Book Creator account in order to be able to set this up using our existing G Suite management system?
Hi Deb – what are you trying to set up?
Nothing yet. I saw your announcement, love BC, and wondered how it worked on our admin side since we are a gSuite district. The Tech Director wanted to know if we can integrate it if we are using the free version, and I couldn’t answer that question from what I saw.
Hello! I LOVE to write books even though I’m only about to turn 10. My mother ALWAYS loves to read my cool notebook-written stories.
I love all things that can integrate with Google Classroom however I do not see the Google Classroom link in the share option of a published book. Can you assist?
Hi Dee – does this support article help?
Hi! Is it possible to upload my google drawings into Book Creator? Currently, if I try to copy something from my google drawing doc and attempt to paste it in my book, it won’t let me. Am I doing something wrong?!
Thanks, Tabatha
I think you’ll need to save your Google Drawing as an image first, then upload it. Have you tried out the Pen Tool in Book Creator?
Estoy aprendiendo a usar Book Creator, me tiene fascinada, muero de ganas de compartirla con mis alumnos. Gracias por el apoyo.
De nada.
Hello! Once you finish making book in Book Creator, can you present it in a Google Meet? Thanks for your help!:)
Hi Kelly, if you publish the book, you’ll have a link you can share on Google Meet.
is there epub of this?
Hi Kayla – what are you looking for specifically?
Hello! Once you finish making book in Book Creator, can you present it in a Google Meet? Thanks for your help!:)
Hi Mustafa – yes, you can publish it online and share you screen during a Google Meet.
i love book creator