Support for schools affected by Coronavirus - 
Our 2020 Book Creator competition has reached its conclusion. We had over 100 entries from 22 countries. Now we can reveal the winning books!
Support for schools affected by Coronavirus
A special offer for schools affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic, and some ideas for using Book Creator for remote learning.
New ebook: Using emojis in the classroom
We’ve teamed up once again with Dr. Monica Burns to bring you an essential resource for your classroom. This new ebook, Using Emojis in the Classroom is packed with fun ideas that you probably hadn’t thought of before!
230+ accessibility improvements added to Book Creator
Auto generate captions for video and audio, dictate in 120 languages, navigate with your keyboard – and more!
Book Creator competition – meet the judges
Our special Book Creator competition is up and running! Now, meet the judges and receive their wisdom!
Dive Into Inquiry Microbook
This is a chapter from Trevor Mackenzie’s book about designing inquiry units to help shift the control of learning from teacher to student. The full book is available from Elevate Books Edu.
How do we foster creativity in our classrooms?
We surveyed our Book Creator Ambassadors to find out their views on the challenges of nurturing creativity in schools. Here is what we learned.
AutoDraw comes to Book Creator!
Our big summer update brings a creativity boost to Book Creator, with AutoDraw, magic inks, emojis and more.
Our tips for ISTE 2019
Find out how to learn about Book Creator, meet the team, and get your hands on some swag at this year’s ISTE event.
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’.
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.