Navigate eBooks

Student and Teacher digital editions (also referred to as "eBooks," "myBook," "edition," "lessons," or "magazine" among possible other names) include content from the program and a table of contents to easily navigate within the eBook. Depending on the grade, program, and content, the eBook may provide additional resources such as audio, read-along highlighting, and annotations.

Teachers and administrators can access both Student eBooks and Teacher eBooks. Both of these include the same content; however, the Student eBook allows teachers to select a class and review student annotations using the Teacher Review feature.

Depending on the program and content, the eBook may default to a two-page view when first opened. If the two-page view is available, you can switch to one-page view using the More option.

Warning: If you lose your Internet connection while working in an eBook, any annotations that you continue to make will not be saved. If the Internet connection is lost, a warning displays at the top of the eBook page.

Below is an example of a Student eBook within a teacher's account followed by a table detailing the functionality of each component on the page.

Note: Some lower grade level eBooks (K–2), depending on the program and content, offer more visual versions of the navigation functions and may not offer some or all of the following options: Review, Notes, More, and Bookmark.

Navigation details for this type of lower grade level eBook are highlighted in gray in the following table.

Area	Component	Details
		For higher grade levels (3 and up), click Contents to display the table of contents for the eBook. The table of contents displays on the left panel and highlights the eBook section that is currently open. You can move to any other section of the eBook by clicking the section heading in the contents panel.
		For lower grade levels (K–2), click the Contents button to display either of the following (depending on the program and content): a visual icon-based version of the table of contents – Move to another section of the eBook by clicking a section icon or by clicking one of the circles offered on the page. a table of contents panel on the left side of the page – The table of contents displays on the left panel and highlights the eBook section that is currently open. Move to any other section of the eBook by clicking the section heading in the contents panel.
		For most eBooks, click to play an audio version of the onscreen text. While listening to the audio, click Pause Audio to pause it.
		For some lower grade levels, (K–2), the audio of the eBook is on by default because the audio drives the instruction and is more robust than the onscreen text, which may be minimal. Click the Audio button to view the audio controls, which allow you to pause the audio, turn off the audio, and turn on or off the closed captioning (CC) of the eBook.
		For some lower grade levels, (K–2), the Replay button allows you to start the current screen again from the beginning.
		The More option allows you to view and set additional functions, including: Audio Settings options ● Audio Off/Audio On ● Read-Along Highlight (if available) Page Settings options (if available) ● Zoom and Reset ● One Page view ● Two Page view Share ● Google Classroom ➔ Click for details about Google Classroom.
		Click the arrows to move to the previous or the next page(s) in the eBook.
		For some program lower grade level eBooks (K–2), click the arrows to move to the previous or the next page(s) in the eBook. Some pages also offer navigation circles at the bottom of the page. lick one of the circles to move to another section of the lesson. [screenshot tk]

Teacher eBook Example

Teacher eBooks for some programs include teaching notes. These notes are indicated throughout the eBook by mortar-board icons, as shown below.

Note: The mortar-board icons previously appeared on the page but are now stacked in the right-hand column for ease of use.

Click a mortar-board icon within the Teacher eBook to view teacher notes. The additional information appears in the Notes panel on the right side of the page.