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Evolving Models for E-TextsTrack: Concurrent Session Session Type: Concurrent Session Monday Feb 13th, 2012 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM Meeting Room 614 247 reads Change Timezone TIMEZONE
Select your location for the program to reflect times local to you: In this session, we'll briefly describe Indiana University's e-text agreements with five publishers and with Courseload, the provider of the e-text e-reader software. These agreements are resulting in substantial cost savings for students and providing them with new tools for teaching and learning. The IU agreements evolved from two years of pilot testing and in response to substantial input from students, faculty, textbook publishers, and authors. We will also discuss how these agreements can be extended to other institutions through short- and long-term pilot programs, which will allow them to gather valuable data about student and faculty use of e-texts. Asking questions, sharing insights and collaborating on this event has never been easier. You can join the conversation by visiting this event's social networking page.
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