Learning and teaching eBook format
Create a companion eBook for your course
Give students a structured reference to use alongside your lessons. Organize key concepts, examples, and practice around the course, then review the draft before sharing it.
Support the course without repeating every lesson
A course companion collects useful context and practice in one place. It can summarize concepts, connect topics across lessons, and give learners a reference to revisit later.
Follow the learning sequence
Arrange chapters around the order learners encounter the material.
Connect concepts and practice
Pair key ideas with examples, questions, or activities that help students apply them.
Keep a useful reference
Give learners a resource they can search and revisit after the course ends.
Ideas to explore
Course companion ideas
Lesson reference guide
Collect definitions, frameworks, and examples used throughout the course.
Study guide
Bring the main ideas together with questions learners can use to review.
Resource handbook
List tools, readings, and next steps related to the course material.
Map the companion to your curriculum
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Name the course outcome
Start with what learners should understand or be able to do.
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Group material by lesson
Choose which concepts and examples deserve a place in the companion.
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Check the links and terms
Make sure the companion matches your current lessons, resources, and terminology.
Plans and credits
Review the cost before you create.
This format uses 45 credits per generation. Check the current plan and credit options before you start.
Frequently asked questions
What is a course companion eBook?
It is a reference or practice resource that learners use alongside or after a course. It can collect key concepts, examples, and activities in one place.
Should the companion repeat my course lessons?
It can reinforce important ideas, but it does not need to reproduce every lesson. Focus on what learners will want to find, remember, or practice.
Can I update the book when I update my course?
Yes. Review the eBook whenever your lesson content changes and revise references, examples, or links that are no longer current.
Make this format your own
Start with your idea and shape the book.
Review the plan, edit the draft, and export when you are ready.