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Teacher and student accounts

How to sign in, choose the right role, update your account info and more!

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Written by Dan Kemp
Updated this week

While the creation experience in Book Creator is similar for both teachers and students, there are important differences between the two account types that can impact how the app is used. Understanding these nuances such as who can create libraries, invite others, or publish books, is key to making sure you and your students have the best possible experience. This article will help clarify how to sign in, choose the right role, and update account details when needed.

Signing into Book Creator

When signing into Book Creator for the first time, be sure to select the correct account type: Teacher (blue owl) or Student (yellow smile). Use the switch to link at the top of the sign in screen to switch between the two.

Teacher accounts

Book Creator teacher sign in page

Teachers get full access to Book Creator, including the ability to:

  • Sign in with an email address, Google, Microsoft, or Clever account

  • Create libraries and invite students to join

  • Publish books online

  • Access your account settings (click the avatar in the top-right toolbar)

  • Contact the Book Creator support team via the chat icon (located in the bottom right on the screen)

Note: Teacher accounts are for individual use only. To comply with our terms of service, please do not share your login with other educators.

Student accounts

Book Creator student sign in page

Students can login to Book Creator using:

Students cannot access Book Creator independently. Students must join a teacher's library using a code or by joining via a library link.

Help! I've signed in as the wrong role

If a student accidentally signed in as a teacher, please follow these instructions - in most cases you can simply sign out and sign in again as a student.

If a teacher accidentally signed in as a student, you can update this yourself by logging out, clicking the 'I am a teacher' button and signing in with the same account as before. This time you will be get this message:

Updating your account information

We understand that user information changes often and for various reasons - this is why we have a process in place for when changes occur.

For Teachers:

  1. Select your avatar (top-right corner) and select Edit Account.

  2. From here, you can:

    • Edit your name*

    • Change your language

    • Edit your school name and location

*If you use Google, Microsoft or Clever, your name and email will match the information from that login system. To update these, you will need to make changes directly in your Google, Microsoft, or Clever account settings.

How to edit other information

To change any other information, including your Email address, please reach out to your Teacher Success Manager, or support by sending a request via the chatbot in the bottom right-corner, or by sending an email to support@bookcreator.com.

For Students:

  1. Students using Google, Microsoft or Clever will inherit the name and email details from those platforms. Please reach out to support@bookcreator.com for any student changes needed.

  2. If students are using teacher-created logins, the teacher can create unique names for students at the time of creation.

Reset your password

For Email logins:

  1. Using the Teacher sign in page, select the Sign in with email button.

  2. On the next modal, select the Forgotten password? link and enter your Book Creator email address.

  3. A Reset password email will be sent with instructions for resetting your password.

For Google, Microsoft or Clever logins:

If you need to change your password for one of these accounts, password resets must be handled through those platforms:

If you ever need help with your account or aren’t sure which steps to take, our Support team is just a click or email away. We're here to make sure your experience with Book Creator is smooth, secure, and successful—for both you and your students.

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