We spoke to the Houston ISD Technology team about how they deployed Book Creator to help with writing across the curriculum – in STEM lessons and beyond.

21st March is World Poetry Day. What’s more – it’s National Poetry Month in April. So how do we get kids excited about poetry? How about a Book Creator competition?!

Take that writing and share it beyond the classroom. Your students will thank you for it. Here are some ideas on the best ways to celebrate student writing in your school district.

There are multiple reasons why students may be reluctant readers. Luckily Book Creator is here to help! Grab ideas, resources and templates to help you through Read Across America Day and Read an Ebook Week.

By creating science notebooks, your students can demonstrate performance aligned to science standards, in a way that engages them. Learn how…

Michael Hernandez has some ideas to share about creating assignments that give students a wider purpose for learning.

Technology has come to the forefront of education, and there are so many tools to use. It can be daunting to introduce a new platform – but it is so important to explain how and why it can support student learning.

This is a wonderful case study highlighting the power of authoring a book to demonstrate understanding. These students took a challenging topic and created a book for younger students to help them understand.

We’ve translated Book Creator so it now works in 10 languages (including English). We hope this will really help with remote learning throughout the world, especially where students are trying to get to grips with Book Creator from their homes.

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.