Today’s educators face a big challenge: designing lessons that captivate students, support diverse learning needs, and align with instructional goals. But what if you had a tool that made this process easier, more effective, and more engaging?

That’s where Book Creator comes in. Whether you teach science, history, art, or special education, Book Creator empowers you to create dynamic, interactive lessons that spark creativity and improve learning outcomes.

In my new webinar series, Makeover Monday, I transform real classroom lessons using research-based instructional design principles, including Universal Design for Learning (UDL), ISTE Educator Standards, and more. Join me to see how small changes can make a big impact on student engagement and learning!

As an educational content manager, here’s how I plan, design, and deploy lessons with Book Creator—and how you can, too.

Plan: Get ready to build

Before you create your lessons, you need a solid plan. Book Creator helps you organize ideas and prepare content that works for your students. Start by looking at your curriculum to see where digital content can help. Collect PDFs, videos, and tools that match your goals. Decide what students should learn and how Book Creator’s features like embedding videos and images can help.

Work with your team and use Book Creator’s style guide to keep fonts, colors, and images consistent. Make sure to plan for accessibility by using high-contrast colors, adding alt text to images, and writing clear instructions so your lessons work for all students.

Learn more about planning curriculum with Book Creator in the remix-able book below.