Book Creator allows for hyperlinks between pages, which means you can get really creative with interactive stories that will bring students’ imaginations to the fore.

This teacher had a theory: using Book Creator in his science class would make students more engaged. Was he right?

What happens when you break the mould in school and decide to do assemblies a little differently? How can iPads play a role?

Combine Geoboard with Book Creator and don’t underestimate what the class will come up with, that’s the advice of Apple Distinguished Educator Kristi Meeuwse.

This EdTech specialist harnessed the creativity of her son whilst experimenting with some cool new video features in Book Creator and ThingLink.

This 4th grade teacher combined old-school storytelling techniques with new technology to get her students writing masterpieces!

It’s fantastic to see creativity unleashed! This young girl used Book Creator to write a fantastic spy story.

Meghan Zigmond was one of the first teachers to take advantage of Book Creator’s new feature to export ebooks as video. This is what her class came up with.

Juliet Revell explored the concept of ‘Genius’ with her class, and they showed theirs by creating ebooks on their iPads!

Christ Dunst teamed up with his 2-year-old son to publish an ebook on the iBooks Store and to the Amazon Kindle Store. Creativity with your child!