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Using Book Creator for differentiated learning

Features available for students of varying ability, and those with special education needs

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Written by Dan Kemp
Updated over a week ago

Digital equity is a vitally important component of our vision for Book Creator. Technology and creativity should be available to all students, regardless of ability. In January 2020 we released over 230 accessibility improvements to Book Creator online.

Thanks to the accessibility features built into Book Creator, and the amazing range of tools available on iPads, Chromebooks and other devices, the task of creating and reading books has never been more accessible to all.

Take advantage of screen readers, multiple language support, closed captions, audio transcripts, speech-to-text, switch access, keyboard navigation and more to tailor the activity to the needs of the student.

We have a whole library of special education ideas, case studies and student examples for you to explore on our website, including this fantastic ebook resource by Rosey McQuillan:

A cartoon illustration of a book cover. The title reads "USING BOOK CREATOR FOR DIFFERENTIATED LEARNING" by Rosey McQuillan. The illustration shows a teacher sitting on a green leaf with six children around her. The background is a rainbow gradient.

Discover more accessibility resources

You can always learn more about Book Creator's commitment to accessibility by visiting www.bookcreator.com/support and selecting Accessibility under the Knowledge base.


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If you have any questions about accessibility, or if you experience an issue using Book Creator with assistive technology, please contact:

We welcome your feedback and remain committed to building an inclusive, creative space for every learner.

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