Join the Conversation on the Future of eTexts: Cost, Adoption, Implications

Created by Adriane Ciavonne (EDUCAUSE) on January 23, 2012

Join the new eTexts Constituent Group to discuss the rapidly evolving domain of digital textbooks, multimedia supplements, tutorial websites, e-reader/annotation software, and related materials—that we may collectively refer to as "eTexts" for short. It is a place for community sharing of ideas, analyses, experiences, and practical outcomes of using eTexts. The primary focus is eText acquisition, delivery, and support strategies that help further the interests of higher education through cost savings for students, selection of eText reader/annotation software, devices, and institutional policies.

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