Articles Tagged ‘iBooks Author’
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Interactive Books Have Just Become More So With iBooks Author 2.0
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Tue October 23rd, 2012
Along with a substantial update to iBooks, a similarly substantial update to iBooks Author has also been released by Apple.
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On iPad, Publishers' Magazine Efforts Are Barely Past The First Page
BY Andy Faust III on Tue July 10th, 2012
Apple and its partner publishers have yet to figure out the digital magazine.
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Sign Language Support In iBooks Is Another Sign of iOS Accessibility
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Sun July 01st, 2012
Adam Stone's book is a children's book — nothing inherently remarkable about that. What makes his book special is that it is, quite possibly, the first e-book with embedded American Sign Language (ASL) translations.
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Book Palette Adds 10 New Templates To iBooks Author
BY Tommy Ly on Tue February 07th, 2012
Add more options to your book making arsenal with Book Palette.
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Video Hands-On With Brand New iBooks 2 And "e-Textbook" Platform
BY Andy Faust III on Thu January 19th, 2012
We run iBooks' new e-textbook platform through its paces in a pair of hands-on videos.
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AppAdvice Daily: Apple's Education Event Reveals iBooks 2, iBooks Author, And iTunes U
BY Robin Rhys on Thu January 19th, 2012
Apple has announced the new iBooks, iBooks Author, and iTunes you. Watch the show to see a hands on preview of each.
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Apple Education Event: Everything You Need To Know
BY Casey Tschida on Thu January 19th, 2012
Apple's Education Event kicked off this morning with plenty of excitement. Amongst the normal overview and statistics surrounding the topic of Apple in education, the company released a new version of their iBooks app and introduced two new apps for teachers and students.
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Apple Announces iBooks Author - Mac App To Create Interactive Textbooks
BY Lenny Liang on Thu January 19th, 2012
Apple gives away a tool it hopes will change education.
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