IEAR Created - EPub Books

1.  Classroom Management: http://www.iear.org/storage/Classroom%20Management%20Tips.epub

2.  Accessories:  http://www.iear.org/storage/Device%20Management%20-%20Accessories.epub

3.  What could 1 to 1 look like? http://www.iear.org/storage/1to1%20What%20could%20it%20look%20like.epub

4.  Points in favor or 1 to 1: http://www.iear.org/storage/Points%20in%20Favor%20of%201-1.epub

5.  Overview of the Volume Purchase Program by Jim Siegl and David Ligon: http://www.iear.org/storage/VPP%20Program%20Step%20by%20Step.epub

Pages - Export as EPub format ... the possibilities?

Apple released a new version of Pages last week. I downloaded it and didn't pay much attention for a couple of days. The primary function the update added was to export Pages documents in the ePub format. I thought who is going to use this, to get your documents formatted correctly is going to be a huge pain. Then around Sunday a few articles started trickling out, including a support page from Apple on how to set up your documents for the ePub format. This included a sample document that you could copy settings from to set up your documents correctly. So on Monday I tried it.

This immediately changed my mindset. I believe this is a game changer for the iPad/Phone/Touch. In about 20 minutes I had created a 4 page book from a document with embedded graphics, hyperlinks and video. My excitement over this grew as I thought about the possibilities for teachers and students. For a student to have the capability of writing a story, illustrating it and turning into an eBook in a short period of time really holds a lot of potential. Teachers could turn course syllabi and other documents that they have used for years into books to be loaded on all kinds of devices.

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Cross posted from the IEAR community ... Thanks @kdumont!