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Publish Formatives (and Bundles) to the Library

Sharing with other educators has never been easier! You can share your Formatives to the public library or to a private one.

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Written by Neta Raz Studnitski
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When publishing a formative to the library you share it with other educators without affecting the original formative you own. All Formative users can publish their formatives to the public library, and our Gold plan members can publish their formatives to a private library accessible only to members of their own organization. 

You can access the Publish to the Library window either from the main Formatives page, or from within a specific formative or folder.

Publish Formatives to the Library

  1. Begin with choosing which of the following access points you prefer:

The main Formatives page

Check mark the box next to the formative you want to publish, then click on the "Publish" button from the menu at the bottom of the page


From within the Formative

From within the formative you want to publish, click on the triple dots menu at the top right corner and choose "Publish to Library" from the dropdown menu


2. Withn the window click on "Edit"

3. Fill out the publication settings fields - Select the "type of Formative", who you'd like to grant access to (public, private or both), the grades, subjects and languages. Feel free to write a description. Your description will show as "Notes from the author" when others preview your formative in the Library. You can even add an image to the publication.

You can now specify the language(s) of a formative when you publish to the library!

You can also decide to add your Formative to an existing bundle (library folder) or create a new one: 

4. Just click "Publish" when finished and that is it! Your formative (or folder) will now be published to the library.

Edit an existing Formative publication

  1. Edit your formative or folder as you see fit and when ready:

  2. Access the publication following the instructions in step 1 as listed above

  3. Proceed to click on "Edit"

  4. If there is a need to adjust any of the publication settings, make the adjustments

  5. When ready to update, click on "Update Publication" - your publication will now be updated to include all the edits you've made to your formative and to the publication settings.

Unpublish (Remove) a Formative publication

  1. Access the publication following the instructions in step 1 as listed above

  2. Proceed to click on "Edit"

  3. Click on "Unpublish" at the bottom of the window

Publish Folders to the Library

  1. Begin with choosing which of the following access points you prefer:

The main Formatives page

Check mark the box next to the ffolder you want to publish, then click on the "Share" button from the menu at the bottom of the page


From within the Folder

From within the folder you want to publish, click on the triple dots menu at the top and choose "Share" from the dropdown menu

2. Within the window switch to the "Publish to Library" tab

3. Fill out the publication settings fields - Select the specific listings you would like the published bundle to include, who you'd like to grant access to (public, private or both), the grades and subjects. Feel free to write a description. Your description will show as "Notes from the author" when others preview your formative in the Library. You can even add an image to the publication.

4. Once ready click on "Create" at the bottom of the menu

Unpublish (Remove) an existing Folder publication

  1. Access the publication following the instructions in steps 1-2 as listed above

  2. Click on "Unpublish" at the bottom of the window

Update an existing Folder publication

There is no way, currently, to update an existing folder publication. If you need to edit the publication, please follow the steps above to Unpublish the bundle all togehter. Then, make any changes needed to the folder, and proceed to re-publish it from scratch.


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