Sentences with phrase «what ebook technology»

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The fourth chapter of the eBook Building The Business Case For Learning Technology Systems describes what features a Learning Management System should offer to cater to the needs of the modern workforce.

The secret is in the method, and in this eBook you will learn everything behind the slogan «Small Chunks, Big Returns»; from types and latest technologies to dos and don'ts, and of course what kind of audiences prefer it, plus a comprehensive presentation of its benefits.

Download our free eBook Step into the Screen: AR / VR Technology's Role In The Future Of eLearning to find out what the future holds for VR and AR in the eLearning sector.

Yet ebooks may also represent a chapter in the still - being - written story of how keeping track of what's happening with content hasn't always kept pace with the technology that's transformed it.

Astronomer Elena Sabbi of the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Baltimore, Maryland wants to convince blind children that they too can be seen pushing the barriers of science and technology; and what better way to do that than by coming up with the world's first ebook meant for the visually disabled.

The second major trend at the event was addressing ebook discovery and what libraries and technology companies are doing about it.

The last step was reformatting all eleven eBooks in the series to update their look, making it more contemporary and more what you'd expect from current eBook technology.

Their «ebook readers» use Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) technology to control how, what, and when you can read.

One concept in ebooks that has only scratched the surface of what the available and upcoming technology will let it do is enhanced ebooks.

The key point is that the availability of a free, manipulable public domain ebook library is what made LibriVox possible along with some other underlying technologies.

In a fairly bold statement about what digital publishing brings to books, Shavani essentially agrees that technology is not the death of books, as some early critics of e-reading and the broader instant access to self - publishing through ebooks have claimed.

«Ebook technology offers wonderful opportunities and the removal of books from libraries is the opposite of what should be happening.

One company is approaching the same «enhancements» to an app - based ebook that other companies have tried, but they've truly figured out what readers want from their additional technology.

Re Lucian's concern i think publishing will continue to morph and new alliances of writers, journalist, curators, illustrators, translators and social & mobile geeks will collaborate on ways to create ebooks, enhanced ebooks, interactive books — and additional distribution channels along with amazon... and increasingly what we create can be agnostic of technology, available on any devise, Mathew's coverage has been in - depth, up - to - date and writing for a wide audience... as a former JSJ reporter who is interested in this area i am in awe of his writing, and thankful for it, like so many others here evidentally are... maybe you, Matthew, will author your own Amazon - supported book?

To prove how cutting edge my technology purchases are, I made a choice early on about what Ebook reader I would purchase.

Ebook standards are not quite up to supporting all the complexities, and what's also needed is technology to better support how people actually use these products to learn.

what will be the next level to this ebook?i would like to know the next level technology to this ebook

If you are frustrated with your lack of success finding a publisher... if you've looked into companies that will publish your book for you and been appalled at what they charge... if you wish you better understood what the new printing and ebook technologies meant in terms of your options... then this little book can help.

The Kobo Aura ($ 149.99 direct) ebook reader brings some interesting new technology to the table, along with some of what made the more expensive Aura HD a winner — except now at a smaller size and a lower price point.

What a great innovation by a company that continues to lead the pack in ebook technology, in my opinion — Amazon knew what it was doing, and still dWhat a great innovation by a company that continues to lead the pack in ebook technology, in my opinion — Amazon knew what it was doing, and still dwhat it was doing, and still does.

It is nearly impossible to look past the ebook as the defining innovation of our business at the moment to guess what else technology may throw our way, because it has changed so many things.

-- Guest Post by Xavier Davis — Despite Digital Rights Management (DRM) being a widely used technology in the eBook industry, many authors lack a firm understanding of what DRM actually is.

Despite Digital Rights Management (DRM) being a widely used technology in the eBook industry, many authors lack a firm understanding of what DRM actually is.

It won't be much of an exaggeration to say that the Kindle singlehandedly jumpstarted the ebook industry — it showed, amongst other things, what was possible given E Ink technology and a persistent link to a rich ebook store.

I can appreciate if they give reasons why they think eBooks aren't ready yet, or what changes they'd like to see in eBooks, but just flat out condemning the technology for no reason other than they don't like it is silly.

Librarians have always been advocates for their patrons — and THAT»S what I see happening with ebooks and technology.