Monica Burns (@ClassTechTips) is here to talk about her favorite Book Creator features to use during March. How many do you agree with?
Comic Books One of my favorite features in Book Creator is the ability to add comic
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Here’s a little something from us that you can use in your lessons this year.
Retell the story of Thanksgiving in comic book form!
We see students make research journals, portfolios, write poetry, comic books—and
This is now the simplest way to create comic books on your iPad.
Mira Campbell is here with some tips on how to motivate your students regardless of their individual learning needs.
We used the square comic layout because we wanted access to the comic features.
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.
5 easy accessibility tips for Book Creator authors 27 January, 2017 Comic
Posts from Dan Kemp, Author at Book Creator app – Page 11. News, views, case studies and ideas in the world of edtech.
This is now the simplest way to create comic books on your iPad.
Over 100 lesson planners and student activities that allow you to maximise your lesson time and create engaging activities for your students.
Vocabulary Map Comic Blue A graphic organizer created in a comic book style which
Holly Clark compares Book Creator with Google Slides, and describes how it’s helping inspire creativity and critical thinking in students.
narration and articulation of ideas Add video content (not just YouTube or Drive) Comic
We asked our Book Creator Ambassadors to choose their favourite apps for smashing with Book Creator. Here’s their top choices.
Exporting a PDF from Book Creator to annotate in Explain Everything Create a comic
