Introducing Institutions on ANYFREEBOOK

ANYFREEBOOK now supports institution accounts — a free account type built for schools, universities, libraries, and NGOs, not just individual readers and authors. Any school or organization can set one up in minutes and start managing students, assigning reading, and publishing under their own name, at no cost.

What an institution account actually does

• •Bulk-manage members with roles — owner, admin, teacher, or student — via a simple invite link, no manual account-by-account setup.
• •Assign a reading list to an entire class at once: a teacher builds a template (books-per-week goal, focus subject) and pushes it to every selected student in one action.
• •Host live classes under the institution's name and branding, using the same free video classrooms already on ANYFREEBOOK.
• •Publish books, notes, or articles as the institution itself rather than a personal account — readers see the school or library's name and logo, not an individual author.
• •A dashboard to actually monitor the community: engagement on the institution's content, a live feed of comments for moderation, and a member roster — in one place.

Why this exists

A lot of the value ANYFREEBOOK already provides — free books, live classes, reading tracking — is naturally something a school or library wants to offer as a group, not assemble one student account at a time. Institution accounts turn that into a single setup step: create the institution, generate an invite link, and every student who joins through it is already part of the group with the right role and access.

A concrete example

A teacher creates an institution for their school, generates a student invite link, and shares it with the class. Students who click it are automatically added as members — no manual roster entry. The teacher then builds a reading-list template (say, 3 books a week, focused on Sciences) and assigns it to the whole class at once; each student's own study plan updates immediately, using the same reminder system every ANYFREEBOOK reader already has. If the teacher wants to run a live review session before an exam, they host it under the institution's name, and it shows up on the institution's public page alongside anything the school has published.

Free, on purpose

There's no paid tier here — creating an institution, inviting members, assigning reading, hosting classes, and publishing are all free, matching how the rest of ANYFREEBOOK works. The goal is removing friction for schools and libraries that want to use free, legal books and live teaching tools with their students, not charging them to do it.