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Institutional Book Software

Schools and course chains that want to publish under their own name can build their coursebooks and question books straight from their own question pool. Bought-in titles never quite match an institution's mock-exam…

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Institutional Book Software

Schools and course chains that want to publish under their own name can build their coursebooks and question books straight from their own question pool. Bought-in titles never quite match an institution's mock-exam calendar or the order in which it teaches its outcomes, and publishing in-house usually means Word files, a typesetting office and rounds of proofs. The academic coordinators and department heads who carry that work alone are the people the software is for.

The workflow runs the other way round: a teacher picks the contents from the pool by topic, learning outcome and difficulty, and the software sets the pages. A correction no longer means waiting on another proof — the selection changes and the book is regenerated. An easier edition for a second ability group, a split into unit booklets, or a refresh for next term is a new version of the same file rather than a new project. The cover carries your logo, the answer key and imprint details are placed automatically, and the print-ready file stays in your own archive instead of a supplier's.

Features
  • Book content compiled from the institution's own pool
  • Cover and interior templates carrying the institution's brand
  • Automatic typesetting to print-ready PDF with crop marks
  • Answer key and solutions section generated automatically
  • ISBN, banderol and imprint details set on the inside pages
  • Output can be split into fascicles or single-unit booklets
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