What is an eBook?
Another innocuous tweet last night (below) led to another lengthy, and truly excellent, exchange on Twitter around the merits, format, value,
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eBook Platform Accessibility
I have commented, negatively, on the accessibility of supposed academic eBook platforms before, so it is a welcome relief to read
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Digital Distraction
“The mere presence of a cell or smartphone on the table can disengage people during in-person conversations and hinder their
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Kindle Matchbook (or free/cheap ebook when you buy paper edition)
What is Kindle Matchbook? Announced by Amazon last year, Matchbook is (from LifeHacker) “that will allow owners of hard copies
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I don’t write anymore, I sketch #sketchnote
A couple of months ago I had one of those ‘ah ha’ moments I should have had 25+ years ago
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Nomination(s) for the 2013 Edublog Awards #eddies13
If it’s November, then it’s time for the annual EduBlog Awards. And this year it’s their 10th anniversary. So, who
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Amazon MatchBook: Paper and Kindle editions on their way
If, like me, you like to watch your films or listen to music on more than one device (in more
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eBooks could be the future of Social Media
“In the future, e-books will act just like social networks. We’ll use them on our phones, share and comment right
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Book Review: “Prezi for Education How-to”
“Instant Prezi for Education How-to” is written by Domi Sinclair (@Lilly_Stardust to you and me) and build on her experience and
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Textbooks: paper or digital?
The question as to when (or if) paper textbooks will be replaced with digital editions keeps cropping up, and I
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