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Short walkthroughs of KITABOO features and workflows.
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A student has read two pages of a chapter on the human body and wants to know how much stuck. One tap on the K.AI button inside the book, a choice of quiz type, and a multiple-choice quiz on that chapter is ready to answer, marked right or wrong on submit. The same button writes learning objectives for the chapter.
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Read & learnKITABOO eReader StudioWhen a learner signs in, every title an administrator has assigned is waiting on one shelf, grouped by category. The walkthrough shows how to jump to a category, open a book’s details and chapters, search not only titles but the text inside them, sort the shelf, and keep favorites and recent reads one tap away.
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Read & learnKITABOO eReader StudioThe web reader from sign-in to search. A student opens a book from the library, moves by chapter or a multi-level table of contents, highlights in color, writes a note and shares it with the teacher and classmates in Grade 9B, then changes font, size, spacing, color mode and page layout until the text reads comfortably.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioInstead of licensing every school separately, a publisher groups a district’s schools in KITABOO Studio and assigns licenses to the district as a whole, or lets rostering create the district and schools automatically. The district admin then sees every school’s data, creates users and classes, and moves licenses between schools within the total the publisher granted.
Watch walkthroughCreate & enrichKITABOO TE+A student has read two pages of a chapter on the human body and wants to know how much stuck. One tap on the K.AI button inside the book, a choice of quiz type, and a multiple-choice quiz on that chapter is ready to answer, marked right or wrong on submit. The same button writes learning objectives for the chapter.
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Read & learnKITABOO eReader StudioKITABOO works with Microsoft Immersive Reader, and the walkthrough shows how it is built in: select any paragraph in a book, choose to play it, and Immersive Reader opens with just that text, reads it aloud, marks nouns and verbs on request and lets the reader enlarge it. Back in the book, pick another passage and do it again.
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Create & enrichKITABOO TE+On the back end, a producer creates an activity, opens the authoring shell and asks K.AI for questions: what type, how many, single or multiple answers, which grade and how difficult, and which chapters of which book to draw on. Multiple choice, flashcards, fill-in-the-blanks and learning objectives arrive in seconds, every item can be edited, and the result is previewed, timed, scored and published to the book.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioA publisher’s admin adds a school as a customer: name and logo, then the part that matters, how it signs in (Google Classroom, ClassLink, LTI 1.1, LTI 1.3 or SAML) and how it rosters (OneRoster or KITABOO’s default). KITABOO generates the LTI consumer key, secret and URL; the school adds them to its learning platform; and a student clicking a course link in Canvas lands on the right page of the book, signed in.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioThe traditional route is customer account, then licenses, then users, then mapping. For trade and enterprise customers KITABOO Studio has a Distribute button instead: choose titles, type one or many email addresses, add a custom message, an expiry date and either a default password or a set-password link, and share. Readers get an email, set a password and land in the reader with the book.
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Create & enrichKITABOO Fluid360Activities live in their own section of KITABOO Studio, where existing ones can be modified, published, downloaded or deleted. The walkthrough starts a new gradable or non-gradable activity, opens the authoring shell, drags in a text block with a drop-cap style and a group holding a multiple-choice question, previews it as a learner would, and publishes it as SCORM or HTML.
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Create & enrichKITABOO Fluid360In KITABOO Studio, Start new project and PDF to eBook take a title’s metadata (author, description, category) and one or several PDF files. If the PDFs are bookmarked, the table of contents builds itself; if not, each file becomes a heading named after the file. Folio numbers can be generated automatically or set by hand, Roman for the front matter and Arabic after, and conversion takes about a minute.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioA main admin uploads an existing ebook: title, ISBN, author, description and category (or a new one), then the EPUB or PDF file. KITABOO adds DRM protection and indexes the text for search in about a minute, pulls the cover from the file, and when a new edition arrives months later, uploading it replaces the old version for every reader once it is published again.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioThe Analytics tab holds around eight reports: activated users, licenses generated, distributed and consumed, which institutions read most, the best-performing titles by sessions or time spent, chapter-level tracking, notes and highlights, devices, browsers and countries. Every report downloads to Excel, a raw tracking API is available, and custom user, content, district and institution reports run for any date range.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioAn institutional admin creates a class, Grade 7B, with a description, chooses whether notes and highlights can be shared, and picks its students and teachers. Hundreds of classes can be created at once from a spreadsheet. Content is then distributed to whole classes, and revoked, while students can be added, removed or transferred and promoted between classes.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioA main admin finds an institution, issues licenses for a title and decides the terms: how many licenses, how many devices each user may download to, and when access starts and ends (or never ends). Orders can be edited later. Access codes come in two kinds, unique codes for one person each or a common code a set number of people can redeem, and download as a file to hand out.
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Manage & deliverKITABOO eReader StudioAn institutional admin starts on the Content tab, which shows licenses owned, distributed and remaining, then moves to the User tab. Users are added one at a time with name, email, role and password, or in their hundreds and thousands from a CSV with first name, last name, email, role, password and optional class. New users get a reset-password email; content can be distributed to them or revoked, and their details updated or deleted.
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Create & enrichKITABOO Fluid360A full silent session in KITABOO Cloud Publisher. A book is uploaded with its page ranges and contents, an interactive template turns a labelled heart diagram into an activity, finished projects line up ready to publish, a desktop enrichment tool attaches resources to pages of a science and a language coursebook, and the customer list shows who the books go to.
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Other workflowsKITABOO Investor applies the publishing platform to investor communications: upload documents, enrich them, publish to iOS, Android, PC and Mac, then share and analyze. The video shows the upload screen, a reader with page thumbnails, a library of investor presentations, annual reports and press releases, a sticky note, and analytics on coverage and time spent per reader.
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Read & learnKITABOO eReader StudioA learner signs in on an iPad, downloads books from the shelf and works through fixed-layout textbooks: a table of contents, an animation of the heart playing on the page, read-aloud picture books, notes shared with classmates and teacher, text-box and audio annotations submitted for review, and reading analytics. The video is silent, with captions naming each feature.
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Read & learnKITABOO eReader StudioThe KITABOO Cloud reader running in a web browser. A science book plays a Bunsen-burner safety video on the page, a history book narrates ancient Rome, a children’s story reads itself aloud, and the learner adds text-box and audio notes and shares one with a teacher and named classmates. No narration; the books’ own audio plays.
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