Toddle’s Workbook is a dynamic tool designed to help teachers unleash their creativity and make learning enjoyable and engaging. It is the ultimate solution for all your virtual learning needs, simplifying the creation of interactive assignments and enhancing student engagement and collaboration, all within the platform!

This article provides a detailed walkthrough of the workbook features on Toddle web.

Begin by selecting your preferred class from the homepage, and entering the ‘Portfolio’ section using the left pane. Next, click on ‘Create post’.

Finally, choose the ‘Workbook’ media type for your portfolio post.

You will then be able to create a workbook from scratch. Explore the article further to learn about its features.

Begin by creating a new assignment or editing an existing one from within your preferred class and select ‘Workbook’ to create a submission template for your students.

In the window that opens next, you'll see three options for creating a workbook:

💡The Toddle Workbook library is only available for IBPYP and other progressive curriculums up to Grade 6.

Whether you start from scratch or use a template, you will find a range of powerful tools to design interactive and engaging workbooks for your students. Continue reading this article for a full overview of the workbook’s features.

To add a new page to your workbook, click on the plus icon on the bottom left of the screen. You can add up to 20 pages in a workbook.

By clicking on the three-dot menu next to the page thumbnail, you can copy the page to use it in another workbook on the same browser, duplicate the page for your current workbook, or even delete the selected page.

The workbook is equipped with a wide range of tools designed to support your creativity and enhance your teaching experience. Let’s explore all of these:

The brush bar in the workbook enables annotations and houses a number of amazing features, explained below:

The circles of different sizes are for selecting the thickness of the lines, giving you more control over your annotations.

The top menu bar offers the following features:

You can also click the small arrow next to the save button to save your workbook as a template in the school workbook library. Once saved, it will appear in the ‘School templates’ section of the Workbook library on the teacher's end. This template can then be used by other educators within your curriculum. However, only you (the creator) or your school administrators will be able to modify the original template. Refer to this article to learn more.

The menu bar on the right can be used to add new elements such as text boxes, images, shapes, or other objects to the workbook. You can use the following tools from the menu bar:

While entering new text, the rich text editor intuitively recognizes when an RTL(right-to-left) keyboard is being used and automatically aligns the text to the right side of the text box. This smart alignment eliminates the need for manual adjustments, making the content creation process more efficient and natural for RTL language users, ensuring that educators can focus on crafting their content without worrying about text alignment issues.

Once you've selected your image, double-click to open the editing interface. Now, you can easily resize and crop the image. Use the guiding dots at the corners to crop, or adjust the sliding scale to resize. These simple tools allow you to quickly customize your image for your specific needs. Click on the ‘Done’ button next to the sliding scale, or click anywhere outside the selected image to save the changes to your image.

This is what your newly cropped image would look like:

You can use the pause button to stop the recording at any time and resume when ready without starting a new recording session.

Use the pointer tool during recording to highlight specific screen sections. To use it, select the pointer tool and hold down the mouse click. For touch screen devices just move your finger on the screen and the pointer tool will make itself visible. The recorded video will show the pointer tool.

You can also resize the video frame using resize handlers at the corners.

You can also add text directly into any shape with ease. As soon as you insert a shape into the workbook, a cursor will appear automatically, allowing you to add text without the need for extra steps.

Furthermore, the resize tool adjusts the number of resize dots based on the shape's size. Simply double-click on the shape of your choosing to resize it. Smaller shapes display four dots for basic resizing, while larger or zoomed-in shapes provide eight dots for more detailed adjustments, enhancing your control over the shape's dimensions.

Please note that Toddle Web has minimum size restrictions for media, shapes, and text elements when resizing. This feature ensures that these components remain visible and usable, even when minimized.

This makes it easier for younger students to interact with the workbook content. The minimum size threshold prevents accidental over-reduction of elements, maintaining legibility and accessibility.

Below is an example to demonstrate how even elements at their minimum size are clearly visible.

Clicking on it provides additional options, attaching audio to the added link, rotating it, duplicating it, layering it, or deleting it.

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