Schools & Districts Toolkit

Toolkit

BOOK CREATOR

FOR SCHOOLS & DISTRICTS

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Welcome

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BOOK CREATOR

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Unlock the full potential of Book Creator with this comprehensive guide, bursting with tips and tricks to take your classrooms to the next level

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What's included…

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Click the links to jump straight to the page!

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Identify your Champions

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Integrate with Curriculum

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Meet your Teacher Success Managers
Become a Certified Author
Get Inspired & Stay Informed

ELA: Phonics
ELA: Sight Words
ELA: Daily Reading Skills Practise
ELA: Reading Response Journals
ELA: Active Reading (#BookSnaps)
ELA: Writer's Workshop
ELA: Literacy Templates
ELA: Enhancing Curriculum
ELA: Performance Tasks
ELA: Writing Projects
ELA: Writing Templates
Social Studies
Social Studies: Choice Boards
Science
Math
Social & Emotional Learning
Digital Fluency & Computer Science
Digital Fluency
Digital Citizenship

Early Years / Elementary / High School
Special Education, Accessibility & UDL
Library
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Digital Portfolios
Special Events: STEM Day
Special Events: Writing Competition
Special Events: Dig Cit Week
Be an Author Month
Summer Camp: STEM

Book Creator PD
Gradual Release of Responsibility Coaching
Exemplar Books
Create a Sample Book
Intro Book Creator to Students
Teach your First Lesson Toolkit
All About Me
Early Years: Use Tech Buddies
Ongoing PD

Using Student Templates
Feedback
Collaboration
Design Templates & Themes
AppSmash

Welcome Teachers
Staff Communication
Collaborate & Share
Ongoing Communication
Social Media
Partner Spotlights
Parent Engagement

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Network
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Ambassadors' Favorite Features

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Communicate, Collaborate & Share

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Teacher Training
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Identify your

Champions

CHAMPION

You know who they are. Those incredibly special people in your school district who help teachers make effective use of technology for learning. Instructional Technology Specialist, Library Media Specialist, Digital Learning Coach, Teacher... Whatever their title, they're the ones who make the magic happen with Book Creator in your school district.

This book is full of contributions from Book Creator champions working in schools and districts across the world, providing you with a toolkit of resources and tips on how best to support teachers to make the most out of Book Creator to make an impact in your students' lives.

Meet your

Success Managers

Teacher

Some individuals in the district will have already met your Teacher Success Manager. It's a great idea to schedule some time for all your coaches and Book Creator champions to meet them.

It can be a 'Train the Trainer' session, during which they share their tips on how best to introduce Book Creator to teachers. It's also a great opportunity to ask questions and brainstorm ideas for how best to roll out Book Creator in your district, in a way that resonates most with your goals and curriculum.

Once they gain an understanding of your district goals, they can also point you to the best pages in this book, based on the where you are in your Book Creator journey.

Catherine Cappiello

Jon Smith

Adam Moncrief

Javier de la Vega

Certified Author

Become a

Get Inspired

& Stay Informed

Resources

Find loads of ideas and example books in our Discover section and Resources pages.

Social Media

Follow Book Creator on Twitter and Facebook to hear about new features, read our regular blog posts and get inspired by the great work that teachers share regularly on social media.

Webinars

Learn from Book Creator's Teacher Success Managers, Ambassadors and other experts in the field by signing up for their regular webinars.

Meetings

Schedule regular meetings with your Teacher Success Manager to share feedback on how things are progressing and brainstorm ideas on how to maintain the momentum.

"I would suggest connecting with content area teams as soon as possible to find ways Book Creator can be integrated into current lessons, projects and assessments. When teachers see how the tool fits into a lesson or a final project, they will want to learn to use it and won’t see it as something extra."

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Julie Garcia

Director of Instructional Technology
San Diego Unified School District