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.

This is a fantastically detailed case study about improving the reading experience for students. These teachers were among the first to test the new real-time collaboration feature in Book Creator.

Here’s an idea – create interactive books that take advantage of the ability to drag and drop in Book Creator.

Mandarin Chinese is a difficult subject to study. Apple Distinguished Educator Jim Tuscano set out to see if technology could help in a positive way.

Book Creator 5.0 is here, and now you can switch to a brand new reading mode in the app. What’s more, you can have Siri read your book to you!

Barrier games are a traditional teaching tool to assist language skills in early childhood. Here’s some ideas for making these with Book Creator.

Paper by FiftyThree is the kind of app that the iPad was made for. And it’s a great complement to Book Creator. Read how this teacher combined the two apps to great effect.

Apple Professional Development Certified Trainer Kelda Richards discusses how she went about integrating Book Creator into her French lessons.

Teaching core vocabulary is an important part of speech therapy, and this app expert has found a way to get creative with one of her favourite kids’ books.