Have you seen it yet? Well, have you? It’s the coolest thing ever!
I’m SO excited about this, you have no idea! The Notebooking Publisher is a web application that you can get as a part of the Treasury Membership at Notebooking Pages.com. The use of this app is worth the cost of the membership alone. Really!!
But why?
- You don’t have to use it to make notebook pages.
- You don’t even have to have your kids use it. (Although you’d be foolish NOT to.)
- You can import notebook pages that you have already ON YOUR COMPUTER and use them! All right, it’s not exactly THAT simple but it’s pretty close. Here is the screenshot from the page that I created today.
I took a PDF from The Master Planner (which I love) and converted it to a JPG image using Photoshop Elements. The other option is to use a free screen capture tool like SnapaShot to capture an image of the PDF, then just upload it to The Notebooking Publisher. The one I used here is for making chores assignments for 2 kids.
Once the image is uploaded, you click Define Areas, which takes you to the editor dashboard. From there, you can Add Text or Add Images, and create your own notebook pages (or Chores Sheets) quickly and easily! Then just save them to your computer, and print them out as needed. The more I play around with this app, the more I love it. I know you will too!!
Check out the Treasury Membership at Notebooking Pages.com. For only $74.95 you get a full years’ access to The Notebooking Publisher, plus lifetime access to everything you download during your membership period, and yearly renewals are only $29.95! Currently includes over 80 sets of notebooking pages plus sets for all 50 states! New sets are coming out all the time!
For MommaKnows Readers: Use discount code = discount10 to save $10 on your $20+ purchase at NotebookingPages.com
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I love your idea of using the Notebooking Publisher for things other than notebooking pages! I love printables of all kinds, and it sounds like this would make it a cinch to create whatever is on my mind.
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