Currently only available on Oxford Smart Activate, Quest, Mosaic and IB DP Science.

This is an explanation of each of the buttons available on your optimised digital book, whether you are presenting at the front of class or using your book from home.

NameWhat does it do?
Go To, Next and Previous
adjust pages on ebook
These will move you page by page through the book, or alternatively you can enter a particular page number.
Resources
open resources ebook
This gives quick access to any additional resources that relate to this digital book.
Notes       
add notes on ebook
A place to write and save personal notes.
Bookmarks
Bookmark page ebook
Use this tool to create a quick link to particular pages.
Annotation Tools
Open Annotation Tool 
Make use of a pen, highlighter, sticky notes, text tool and a spotlight tool. Save, and hide or reveal your annotations.
Tool bar once Annotation tools are opened
toolbar ebook
Pen, highlighter, sticky notes, text tool and a spotlight tool.
Full screen
full screen on ebook
Click on this to go into full-screen view of the digital book.
Single page/Double page view
single or double page view ebook
Click on either of these to display just a single page at a time, or to display a spread at a time. On small devices your digital book will automatically open up in single-page view.
Zoom in/Zoom out
Zoom ebook
Click the plus to zoom in, the minus to zoom out. Once zoomed in, click on the digital book page and drag to re-position.
Drag tool bar
move tool ebook
Click on this to move the tool bar around the page.
Magnify tool
magnify ebook
Click on this tool to zoom in on a specific area of the page. Click and drag a square around the section you want to zoom in on.
Table of Contents
table of content ebook
Clicking on a link within the table of contents will jump you to that point in the book.
Colour Overlay
colour overlay on ebook
Add a coloured overlay of red, blue, or orange to your book. This is an accessibility feature as some people with dyslexia find coloured backgrounds helpful. It can also help with contrast in some classrooms where lights are shining directly on the screen.