A child’s Nook is their personalized, adult-configured library of Nookly experiences. It keeps finite Goal journeys and individual on-demand creations organized in separate areas.
Before you begin
You must be signed in to open the Nook. Goal and on-demand creation can begin as a guest, but saved content is connected to the adult account.
Step 1: Open Nook
Sign in and choose Nook from the main navigation.
Step 2: Choose a child or All your content
Use the child selector to focus on one child. Choose All your content when you need a broader adult view.
Step 3: Use Quick actions
Quick actions can help you create, set a Goal, explore the Neighborhood—Nookly’s public children’s learning resource library—or order an eligible book.
Step 4: Find Goal journeys
The Goals area shows connected journeys with progress and an up-next experience. Open a Goal card to continue in its tracker.
Step 5: Explore individual creations
Explore all your creations contains stand-alone experiences made on demand with the Imagineer or an existing Nookly tool.
Step 6: Assign content that Needs a home
When an eligible creation has not been assigned to a child, it can appear under Needs a home. Use the available assignment control to place it in the intended child’s Nook.
Step 7: Use the actions shown on a content card
Open or play the experience, then use Share, Edit, Download, Order, or More only when that action is shown for the format.
Good to know
The current navigation term is Nook; do not use an older hero label as the explanatory name.
The child’s Nook is private to the adult-configured experience library; the Neighborhood is the public resource library.
Action availability varies by content type.