Deb Norton Tech

Today I share three great apps for creating an eBook or eStory.     ScreenChomp  Free Write About This  $3.99 (I'm using the Lite free version ) Book Creator  $4.99 Here are some ideas for creating eBooks or eStories: retell a story create a book on a researched topic make a Mother's Day or Father's Day book All About Me book a book about your city, state, country or world personal narrative, persuasive or argumentative, opinion etc. a book report  poetry about a famous person or someone you admire a how to book a cookbook Issuu is a great place to host your ebooks. Thank you to Intel and Teachers Engage for hosting this episode of Chat with Deb.

As I was visiting all of the topics I follow on Scoop.it ,  I found  this post about making mini books on Fuel the Brain by Steph Westwood. So I went to Fuel the Brain and gave it a try.  I did not create an account, but entered as a guest.  This tool is so easy to use and has great results.  I love the simplicity and I'm sure my students will as well.  This is another great tool for students to create their own content. Here are the highlights: use with or without an account you need an account in order to share and save without an account you can print your book sharing is simply downloading or printing your mini book view other public books and download or print if you'd like there is no embed code or email option I plan to use this great mini book creator with my students soon!