Dr. Beth Holland introduces the final part of our 4 part-series on Creativity – how to get multimedia creative outputs from your learners.

There may not be Neopets living in the Motherboard, but there IS endless creativity living in each of your students! Dr. Beth Holland has some ideas on how to unlock that creative potential in learners.

Do you value creativity but find no place for it in your curriculum? It’s time to rethink that and see how central creativity is to student development.

The first post in this Creativity blog series introduced the broader concept of the 4Ps: Place, Process Person, Product. This one dives into Place.

Unlocking the future of education: How EdTech empowers teachers and students alike – empowering our students and ourselves through technology.

Digital portfolios are the key to nurturing skills in learners, connecting with parents, and showcasing student work in a way which simply can’t be done using artificial intelligence. Here’s our guide to making the most of digital portfolios.

Dr. Beth Holland introduces a framework called the 4Ps of Creativity to help educators incorporate creativity into their teaching practices.

We’ve updated the text editor with some powerful new features! Text coloring and highlighting, bullet lists, and special characters for math and languages.

AI is a tool not often associated with elementary education, yet one that holds immense potential. Students found themselves collaborating with AI to ignite their storytelling journey in a lesson with teacher Tracy Terwilliger and Digital Learning Coach Holly Clark.

At Book Creator, we believe in the power of innovation and connection to make a real difference in education. We are thrilled to announce the launch of an expansion to our Community program, available at bookcreator.com/community.