Now You Can Import PDFs Into Book Creator
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20 Oct Now You Can Import PDFs Into Book Creator

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Earlier this fall Book Creator added some helpful new features in the form of audio, video, and text commenting. This week the folks at Book Creator rolled-out another new and helpful feature. That feature is the ability to import PDFs to use in your Book Creator multimedia books. Here’s a thirty second demo of the new import PDF option in Book Creator (I’ve caught a cold and lost my voice otherwise I’d make a longer and more detailed demo video). 

Applications for Education
The new import PDF option in Book Creator will let you take your existing PDFs and turn them into multimedia, interactive pages that you can share with your students. Likewise, students can import PDF designs they’ve made with tools like Adobe Express or Canva to enhance their own multimedia books in Book Creator. And don’t forget that you can export Google Slides, PowerPoint, and Keynote presentations as PDFs that you could then import into Book Creator to develop a multimedia book to share online.

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Earlier this fall Book Creator added some helpful new features in the form of audio, video, and text commenting. This week the folks at Book Creator rolled-out another new and helpful feature. That feature is the ability to import PDFs to use in your Book Creator multimedia books. Here’s a thirty second demo of the new import PDF option in Book Creator (I’ve caught a cold and lost my voice otherwise I’d make a longer and more detailed demo video). Applications for EducationThe new import PDF option in Book Creator will let you take your existing PDFs and turn them into multimedia, interactive pages that you can share with your students. Likewise, students can import PDF designs they’ve made with tools like Adobe Express or Canva to enhance their own multimedia books in Book Creator. And don’t forget that you can export Google Slides, PowerPoint, and Keynote presentations as PDFs that you could then import into Book Creator to develop a multimedia book to share online.
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