Sentences with phrase «content library when»

Comparisons and Conclusions In its base model, the Amazon Fire HD 7 is a somewhat specialized device: It's an inexpensive way to play games and stream Amazon's content library when you're in Wi - Fi range.

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«Once you have prepared your library, you also have to make sure that when you analyze it you're not introducing a lot of biases as a consequence of these postmortem information content changes,» Mikheyev adds.

WellnessMama.com may collect certain personal information from you when you register to use the Website or its services and features, such as any e-mail newsletter or membership to the free content library, including, but not limited to, your name, e-mail address, and location.

When you sign up for a yearly subscription you get the latest versions of Storyline, Studio and Replay as well as access to the new apps Rise, Preso, Review, and Peek and the new content library.

This feature is even more valuable when your authoring tool is providing you with ready - made content libraries, because they will be up to date automatically.

Other projects created during the class include an organization that will provide free public libraries in India; an online platform to help students make more informed decisions when applying to college; an app that gives students fun, game - based content that shows what real scientists are like; a cellphone - hosted service for rural teachers in the Philippines that provides direct training and tips; and a nonprofit that will train and employ parent liaisons to develop stronger bonds between families and middle schools in an effort to improve dropout rates.

Many organizations have access to enormous libraries of training content, which often gets trashed when it's considered date or is not in use.

Flipping your standard library instructional content makes sense: making learning available when it's needed, not restricted to the traditional library orientation.

When built in the right manner and delivered via platforms offering the right set of capabilities for storing, embedding, managing, tracking and searching for content, you can gain the dual benefits of effective upfront learning, and a resource library offering performance support long after the initial training.

Quality and content considerations are important, too, when one is stocking a classroom library.

When library patrons think of ebook lending, they might be familiar with the powers behind the books, with names like OverDrive or 3M distributing content to their local libraries.

Sideloading content gets easily screwed up (I use Calibre); too many sideloaded epubs seem to confuse it; when I switch between books, the fonts revert to default, no matter how many times I change it; and downloading BN samples also screws up the library — the sideloaded content just disappears.

The side - by - side library and content design is very Honeycomb-esque and reminiscent of the enhancements Samsung made to Froyo when it released the original Galaxy Tab.

When we propose support improvements for CSS, EPUB for Education, audio / video or interactivity it's likely being measured against something unrelated to content support such as 1) improving library management for users with large accounts 2) adding instant previews on web or 3) updating the walkthrough for first time users.

When it comes to your library, managing content it is broken up into video, books and magazines.

«When it comes to eBooks, the digital experience is just as important as the content and, in addition to assembling a deep library of titles, we have made a significant investment in creating a dynamic eBook experience that reflects the love of the page.»

Barnes and Noble got into the library game in 2014 when they signed an agreement with Overdrive for the content.

This feature, called Self - e, will offer libraries a curated list of titles that not only have some standard of quality for writing, grammar, and formatting, but will also help prevent any concerns about the content of the book, much like the stripping of titles last year from major retailers when inappropriate content made its way into the children's sections of various stores.

The concept allows the library to include the entire catalog of content and only pay when a customer borrows it.

Penguin Random House, Hachette, Simon and Schuster and HarperCollins all have different mindsets when it comes to selling content to libraries.

While it's true that HBO content comes with a lot of quality production value (which they hope will help justify their premium price - tag), when we start purchasing channels a-la-carte in this manner, it needs to make financial sense — and while $ 15 isn't a lot, when you consider the library that comes along with the likes of Netflix or Hulu Plus for a lot less it becomes harder to justify the subscription.

However, when we popped in an 8 GB microSD card, the content was immediately added to our library.

If it was a trusted provider that the publishers and the libraries trusted, we would feel comfortable that we had ownership when we bought content.

Overdrive also shed some light on what devices proved to be the most popular when accessing content from the public library.

When it comes to libraries purchasing digital content to loan out to patrons, Overdrive certainly isn't the only game in town.

Overdrive announced a new Cost Per Circ system last year and it allows libraries to have a huge influx of digital content that can loaned out to as many users as they want simultaneously and libraries only pay when the audiobook or ebook is actually borrowed.

It seems that when the company want out of business all of the purchased content has disappeared from customers libraries and they have no way to access them.

I received it, charged it, loaded up all by B&N content, but when I went to transfer library books, Adobe Digital Editions is not recognizing the Nook.

With the wealth of ebooks titles available and an increase in the use of digital indie publishing platforms which enable authors to post their own works as ebooks, more and more readers are turning to ebook lending libraries and websites for content, especially in recent months when best - selling titles have often been marketed at a very similar price point to their print counterparts.

When you have the application installed on your computer and an internet connection, you can use the Kobo Desktop Application to shop for eBooks through the integrated Kobo eBook Store with over 2.2 million ebooks and download content to their desktop to easily build and manage their library.

This pay per use model means there are no longer any holds or unavailable books, as libraries only pay when patrons consume content.

When the Digital Public Library of America launched last week, it brought millions of pieces of content from major universities, museums, and library collections together for public perusal.

When you're in the library on either device, the search box only looks within the store of content and apps you own.

When I go to buy a book or check out one from the library, I'm only interested in the content.

When OverDrive was distributing content to libraries on their own platform, the publishers were able to view OverDrive, and libraries in general, as a counterweight to Amazon.

• Enhanced in - store seamless connectivity to enjoy free Wi - Fi, with More In Store content promotions exclusively for Nook owners • Improved opening of eBooks and ePeriodicals • Improved response to Reading Now and Settings buttons • Current reading page and bookmarks on all eBooks are properly saved when you power your Nook off • Eligible LendMe eBooks in your library have LendMe flags • Easier navigation of daily subscriptions with issues rolled into one folder • Improved «back» button functionality for navigating eBooks and ePeriodicals • Personal files downloaded and displayed in My Documents can be sorted by author and title • Overall system improvements and battery optimization.

It's unfortunate that when you buy an eInk reader you're pretty much locked in with that vendor's content library.

When a library subscribes to a database for a year, the database license fee includes both access and content.

«With tight budgets, libraries everywhere appreciate having options when it comes to digital content licensing models», said ODILO CEO and Founder Rodrigo Rodriguez.

Licensing agreements rarely spell out these long - term rights, often clearly stating that a library has access to the content only when it is paying a monthly or annual fee.

When a publisher makes titles available for library lending, it is most often through OverDrive which uses the Adobe Content Server to add DRM according to the publishers» licensing requirements.

You can choose specific books, videos, and apps for your child to see in Amazon FreeTime from your library or when you purchase new content from Amazon.com.

When dealing with the public library market, the biggest challenge for EBSCO is diversification into popular content, particularly from the Big Six publishers (only two of which actually make their new ebooks available to public libraries).

Fr example publishers are being required by libraries to provide electronic books (not print books) for their collections with no payment at all up front and revenue only flowing if and when the content is accessed.

There are considerable costs for developing a custom digital content hosting and access system, particularly when it needs to function across multiple different integrated library systems.

We should try out new business models in our dealings with rights holders: Buy directly from rights holders, including authors; host your own ebook content; or offer library users the choice of purchasing ebooks through the library catalog when the waitlist is too long.

Granted, those business segments are still dwarfed by OverDrive's core business: 95 % of all U.S. public libraries use the company's technology to lend out ebooks, audiobooks and other electronic content — content that disappears when the lending period ends.

According to Library Journal, Budler refused to renew the libraries» contract with OverDrive when the distribution service attempted not only to significantly raise fees, but also to rewrite the terms of the contract in such a way that would prevent the libraries from ever transferring their holdings to a different provider.20 The State Library of Kansas then decided to transfer the libraries» existing digital content to a new e-book lending service from technology company 3M, although Budler said that they first had to secure individual publishers» permission to transfer the titles.

Libraries also invest in preserving books, trying to extend their lives when the paper of print copies deteriorates or making sure that digital content continues to be available.

Library users need to be able to find the titles they're looking for, receive alerts when there's something new, and — of particular importance to school libraries — find content that matches their grade or reading level and that clearly indicates if the ebook has «read aloud» functionality.