Sentences with phrase «cheaper than a textbook»

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Even so, Bridges argues that it's still a lot cheaper to print out these textbooks for $ 10 than to purchase commercial ones for $ 90.

This deal might dramatically lower the price of textbooks because digital is cheaper than print.

Make digital textbooks significantly cheaper than print (right now there's often little to no difference) * and * offer devices which actually make it pleasant to read them, and I think people happily switch to digital.

Furthermore there are no used e-books, where as at least a second hand market has sprung up around textbooks and one can often even rent at cheaper prices than a electronic texts (though of course the publishers of have attempted to quash this with their endless rehashed and reshuffled textbooks).

The Kno Store provides digital textbooks 30 - 50 % cheaper than physical books.

This fall, students can look forward to «web - based textbooks «that will not only be a lot cheaper than their paper counterparts, but can also turn out to be more advantageous with interactive aspects as well as special access options to appeal to those with disabilities.

Whether it's the latest title from a legacy publisher's hottest author, or a graduate - level biochemistry textbook, there is a severe disillusion on the part of the reading public that ebooks should automatically be exponentially cheaper than print books, and it's a topic that hasn't made much headway in the last several years.

This fall, students can look forward to «web - based textbooks» that will not only be a lot cheaper than their paper... [Read more...]

From what I've heard from textbook publishers, digital editions are NOT going to be cheaper than print counterparts (unlike with trade books, for example) because the high cost of the textbook is supposedly in the paying of the authors.

You can offer a Kindle textbook much cheaper [to help poor students] and still make more money than you do with print.

DynamicBooks textbooks, which will accessible on an computer, as well as the iPhone (and presumably the iPad) will be much — about 50 % — cheaper than print textbooks, which are sold at high prices with the expectation that they'll later be resold.

In general, textbooks in eBook format is cheaper than its hardcover or paperback editions, so you may save some money if you get them in digital format.

In most cases, renting college textbooks is also usually cheaper than buying and then reselling your used book.

Price: Renting textbooks is always cheaper than buying textbooks.

You might sell it for less to help your friend out with a cheaper textbook than they could find online.

Although textbooks for some majors cost significantly more than other majors, none of them tend to come very cheap.

Among the Kindle eBooks are a lot of legal textbooks, etc., usually priced around $ 80 - $ 100 — generally much cheaper than a bound version, and they are almost all searchable with «text - to - voice» capability for most.