Why not try making an iBook for your students?
iBooks are available in large quantities online, and for the most part they can be downloaded for free or purchased via the iBooks app. Below are a few samples, including one that I created. Please note that these can only be views on an OS device, or Android device if the file has been converted. Some iBooks can be viewed on a Mac computer, but occasionally some features may not work as well.
Sample iBooks
Get some inspiration and ideas for your own iBook masterpiece.
The iBook app has a button that links to the online store where thousands of free and paid iBooks can be downloaded in seconds.
“Create your first interactive book using iBooks Author” by Ted Bendixson & Niels Van Spauwen is the absolute Bible, must-have book for anyone trying to venture into the wonderful world of iBook creation.
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This is a course pack that I created for one of my courses. Students have really enjoyed using it in my class, and I found that most of them were using it on their phones instead of tablets.
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“An Interactive Ibooks for Kids” by Mikayla Jones is a fun, interactive iBook for children that includes many interesting ideas on how widgets are used.
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“30 Interactive Brainteasers to Warm Up your Brain” by Puzzleland is a fun iBook for those of you who enjoy puzzles and riddles.
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