Exercises and activities eBook format
Create an eBook workbook readers can work through
Turn a lesson or process into prompts, exercises, and reflection pages. Organize the workbook around what readers should practice, then review each activity before sharing it.
Design the book around reader participation
A workbook gives readers a structured way to apply an idea. Pair short explanations with questions or activities, and leave room for readers to work at their own pace.
Make each activity purposeful
Connect prompts and exercises to a specific learning or decision goal.
Balance guidance and practice
Explain what to do, then give readers a clear opportunity to apply it.
Keep the layout usable
Review the exported pages to make sure there is enough space and the instructions remain readable.
Ideas to explore
Workbook ideas
Reflection journal
Use prompts to help readers examine a habit, project, or goal.
Planning workbook
Guide readers through decisions and action steps for a project.
Practice companion
Pair a lesson with activities that help learners apply each concept.
Choose exercises that fit the outcome
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Choose a reader outcome
Decide what readers should know, decide, or practice by the end.
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Match each activity to a concept
Place prompts where readers need them and give clear instructions for each one.
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Preview the pages
Check spacing and readability in the exported file, especially anywhere readers need to write.
Plans and credits
Review the cost before you create.
This format uses 35 credits per generation. Check the current plan and credit options before you start.
Frequently asked questions
What makes an eBook a workbook?
A workbook asks readers to do something as they read, such as answer prompts, plan a project, or practice a skill.
Can a workbook include writing space?
Review the exported pages to confirm they provide enough room for your readers and the devices or print formats they will use.
How do I keep a workbook from feeling repetitive?
Give each activity a purpose, vary the kind of participation, and remove prompts that do not help the reader reach the stated outcome.
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.