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1. jamesemerchant says:

   October 11, 2012 at 11:19 pm

   This article is a great help to me! Thank you!

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1. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | iPads at the Berlage | Scoop.it says:

   August 17, 2012 at 10:10 pm

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this:   What are the different figurative language techniques used in this text.”
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2. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | Digital Textbooks K12 | Scoop.it says:

   August 18, 2012 at 8:42 am

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this:   What are the different figurative language techniques used in this text.” __________________________________________________________ The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The BookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.   An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]
3. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | iPad in de klas | Scoop.it says:

   August 18, 2012 at 9:29 am

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this: What are the different figurative language techniques used in in this text.”______________________________________________________________The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The iBookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]
4. Worksheets in iBook | Apps_for_education | Scoop.it says:

   August 18, 2012 at 11:17 am

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this: What are the different figurative language techniques used in in this text.”______________________________________________________________The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The iBookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]
5. 6 different ways of getting student feedback in your iPad lesson. | ipadders.eu says:

   August 20, 2012 at 12:12 pm

   [...] I’ve previously written a post about making worksheets in iBooks. The widgets in iBooks Author however do not have the possibility to send the responses to the teacher. For this you’ll need to download a program from ibook-widgets.com. This allows you to insert a review widget where students have the option to email their responses to their teacher. [...]
6. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | iBooks for Schools | Scoop.it says:

   August 21, 2012 at 10:02 am

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this: What are the different figurative language techniques used in in this text.”______________________________________________________________The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The iBookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]
7. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | CF Educational Technology | Scoop.it says:

   August 28, 2012 at 10:54 am

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this: What are the different figurative language techniques used in in this text.”______________________________________________________________The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The iBookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]
8. Worksheets in iBook | ipadders.eu | iPad Lessons | Scoop.it says:

   September 5, 2012 at 7:13 pm

   [...] On a typical paper worksheets a question would normally look something like this: What are the different figurative language techniques used in in this text.”__________________________________________________________The lines on the paper gives students the space to write their answers. Unfortunately, iBooks Author only allows you to put in multiple choice questions. The iBookWidgets app does allow you to put in text questions but they’re not always aesthetically pleasing and can be a time consuming process.An easier option is to write the question in your iBook and let students type their answers in a note like below.An added bonus is that all notes are automatically saved to the “My Notes” part of the iBook.  [...]