I think Apple once had the idea that the iBooks Store would be populated with many books made with iBook Author. They even had a special tab - “made with iBooks Author’ in the bookstore. It appears they gave up on the model. And instead took many iBA features and folded them into Apple Pages. That’s too bad. I wrote or edited 20 books designed with iBooks Author. Since Apple discontinued iBA, I can’t even get into the files I used to create the books

@@PeterPappas too bad it was a great tool and had fantastic features There is another app I have seen recently. It is called "kotobee author"

I just did a quick search for "can you use embed code on google slides" Looks like there might be some options. Good luck.

You could upload the sound file to SoundCloud. Then get hyperlink from SoundCloud and paste it into the text field of Google MyMap point

iBooks Author is kinda dead. So yes, this is a great replacement - especially for student use. It's easy for students to collaboratively create a book or make their own

Agree. I think I have gotten better since I made this one. Have a new mic

It's online only. Microsoft Sway has a similar image slider. If you download the app. That will work off line. I done image comparisons using iBooks Author and 2nd party image widgets at Bookry. They will work offline on iPad. See peterpappas.com/2015/10/japantown-history-awarded-best-ibook-textbook-best-widget.html

I'm not sure. I just tried the process again in a demo and it still works in iBooks Author. You need to be sure to right click the spot where you want to add page and choose "insert page." I was using a "book" that consisted of blank pages. If your book had flowing text, it might behave differently.

Unfortunately it's only one chapter at a time. Hoping iBA gets a refresh someday soon.

I appreciate your feedback. I checked out your page and it's a good guide as well.

Estaban, At 1:17, I reference "Google Slides" info here: gsuite.google.com/learning-center/products/slides/get-started/ JuxtaposeJS is here juxtapose.knightlab.com/ Does that answer your question?

Hello Peter, thank you very much for your help. It has been useful ... and very fast! Greetings from Spain (a country in the far European Union). :)

It easy to do. That's how I have my students collaborate by each contributing a section or chapter

If only I was that clever

Thanks! No, it's one of the free widgets available at bookry.com/widgets/ My work was finding historic photos, the location of the historic photo and lining up the new photo to match the old. I found it works best in historic photos that have people. I shoot contemporary photos that do not have any people cluttering up the shot. Also need enough consistent architecture to provide a "matching" setting.

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Wow, the guy on the right is really into "active ignoring".

True. Bet he hates the "Black Eyed Peas" as well.