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AutoDraw comes to Book Creator!
Our big summer update brings a creativity boost to Book Creator, with AutoDraw, magic inks, emojis and more.
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Teach mathematics with Book Creator
Ever wondered if Book Creator can be used in the math classroom? Let’s address this! What better way of demonstrating knowledge in mathematics than authoring a book?
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Making a book in Book Creator – behind the scenes
We set Book Creator Ambassador a special challenge – this is what he came up with!
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New ebook on differentiated learning
Our latest ebook is here, and it’s a special one.
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Introducing The Google Infused Classroom Microbook – a new concept for learning
We’ve teamed up with Elevate Books Edu to bring you a new learning resource – the microbook! The series kicks off with a microbook version of Holly Clark and Tanya Avrith’s ‘The Google Infused Classroom’.
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Supporting language learners with Book Creator
The latest in our series of ebooks created by teachers. The focus of this book is how to teach English Language Learners (ELL students) and how Book Creator can enable this across the curriculum.
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6Cs of education – Citizenship and Character education
This is the final chapter in our 6Cs of education series. Now we’re looking beyond the traditional 4 “academic” skills to emotional intelligence, grit, perseverance, an intrinsic desire to learn, and the capacity to empathize with others.
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You can now publish whole libraries in Book Creator
With a few clicks you can now publish a collection of your books online. Check out the example books we’ve already published and contribute your own.
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15 Social Studies projects – free ebook
Here’s the latest in our series of digital books written by teachers. This time, Dr. Monica Burns outlines lesson plans covering the social studies curriculum.
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Creating concept books for mathematics
Martin Willis introduced Maths Concept Books to give students the time and space to demonstrate their knowledge, and highlight errors in their own understanding, rather than simply moving on to the next concept.
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