Trainers can make interactive trainings for their classrooms easily in minutes. Tailored exercises which are instantly graded can be used to poll your room and keep them engaged. Great classroom software used online or with iPad or Chromebook. Check out our different categories including test and review, and games.
Here are some of the activities trainers have created with BookWidgets:
The Hotspot Image widget lets you create clickable pictures, ideal for visual aids during training.
BookWidgets provide a product that is leading the way in instructional design.
The Survey widget lets you collect feedback at the end of your training. Choose the questions you want to ask, and the widget submits your audience's answers to our server, where you get an overview of all results.
BookWidgets is developing widgets we need before we even think to ask. I sometimes think "I wish this widget would do...", and the next thing I know they have added that capability.
The Worksheet widget lets you assess your audience on any topic. Choose from a broad variety of question types (multiple choice, fill in the blanks, annotate pictures, ...), and enter your question. People's answers are automatically graded, saving you hours of time and effort.
... and there are many more activity types to choose from:
Creating an interactive exercise with BookWidgets just takes a few easy steps:
Choose a type of activity ("widget") from a large collection of different activity types, and fill it with your own teaching content through an easy-to-use wizard.
The widgets you create will work seamlessly in multi-touch books created using iBooks Author projects, but can also be shared with student iPads via our free app or with student Chromebooks, tablets and PCs via the web.
When your students carried out exercises, they can send their work back to you via the BookWidgets website.
Many exercises are automatically graded, freeing up time for you to give quality feedback to your students with a click. Furthermore, we provide the analytics you need to quickly determine problem areas, or students that need extra attention.
