Wednesday, January 27, 2010

How to Self-Publish Your Teacher Materials

I just wrote his article, check it out: http://www.ehow.com/how_5913325_self_publish-create-space-less-_5_00.html

3 comments:

  1. Just read your article on eHow--I didn't know about Create Space, and that's definitely something I'm going to look into. I'm a 6th grade city English teacher: Earlier this year I tried publishing a children's book on Lulu called Ug Goes Out, about "a caveman who learns who he truly is."

    I found the experience challenging and esthetically rewarding, if not financially lucrative. I'd like to turn the book into a series about mythical characters living in suburbia whose plights allegorize various real-life special needs that my students have. What do you think?

    I recently started a blog that evaluates new technology and technology news from a teacher's perspective at http://glowsandbeeps.blogspot.com --if you get a moment, stop by and download a free preview of "Ug Goes Out."

    Thanks again for your article!

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  2. Check out this website, it also has great tools for teachers... As educators we have to stick together.
    www.areyouinwithrun.com

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  3. I just set up a store on Teachers Pay Teachers and have started making money right away. A few hundred dollars a month can make a huge difference! Please "follow" my store at "The Music Teacher Store" on Tpt. Good luck to all of my fellow teachers out there!

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