Initial summary
EduBook Learning's interactive books offer a modern, adaptable and accessible reading experience. They allow teachers and students to easily navigate content, make annotations, highlight text, customise the appearance of content and access interactive features such as activities and text readers.
Steps for exploring interactive books
- Log in to EduBook Learning with your account.
- Go to the ‘Books and Resources’ section (if you are a teacher) or ‘My Books’ section (if you are a student).
- Select an interactive book.
- Within the book, you can:
- Consult the table of contents and the sections of each unit.
- Access the content by scrolling vertically.
- Move between sections easily with the navigation buttons.
- Customise your reading experience:
- Change the font size, background colour, and font.
- Enable or disable the text reader to hear the content read aloud.
- Interact with the content:
- Underline sections of the text.
- Add annotations linked to the underlined sections.
- Consult the complete list of underlined sections and annotations for the unit.
- Access additional resources:
- Consult the assessment criteria for the section from the index.
- Watch videos or listen to audio linked to the content (if available).
- Access interactive activities and check your answers.
- Add related external links.
- Use the content search function.
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- Share the content or activities directly with Google Classroom.
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Practical example
Imagine you are working on the topic of ‘Renewable Energy’ in class. From the interactive book you can:
- Increase the font size to make it easier for students to read.
- Underline the concept ‘solar energy’ and add a note that says ‘Important for the exam’.
- Watch the explanatory video of the section.
- Complete the associated activity and review the correct answers.
Related frequently asked questions
What is the difference between interactive books and digitised books?
→ Interactive books allow vertical scrolling, text customisation and improved accessibility. Digitised books simulate physical books with pages. You can read more about this in the article ‘How to distinguish the different types of books?’.
Can I use the text reader in all sections?
→ Yes, you can activate it both in the content and within the activities.
Can I access my notes for the entire unit?
→ Yes, there is a section where all the underlines and notes made in the unit are grouped together.