4.  History
 E-Book in Bangladesh
Education Board
 Present Scenario
 Format of E-Book
 Advantages of E-Book
 Compare with paper based
books
 Market share
 Problems of E-Book
 Prospects of organization
 Conclusion
 Recommendations

5. A book is a set of written, printed, illustrated, or blank
sheets, made of ink, paper, parchment, or other
materials, usually fastened together to hinge at one
side.

6. An electronic book (E-book) is a book-length
publication in digital form, consisting of text, image, or
both, and produced on, published through and readable
on computers or other electronic devices.

7.  Thomas Aquinas is the first innovator of the EBook.
 That is first prepared by Roberto Busa in late 1940.
 The Next version of Electronic books introduced -1960s from the
NLS Project at Stanford Research Institute (SRI).
 Electronic Book Technology group’s Extensive work was Dyna
Text, the first SGML Based Book reader. System.
 The desktop Prototype for a proposed notebook computer,
Dynabook was launched in 1970.
 In 1992, Sony launched the Data Discman.

8.  Primary level books
 In PDF format
 Easy to access
 All books are available
(Class 1-10)

9.  E-Book has a large market and is giving paper based book a
very tough competition.
 It promote reading, faster production, easy updatable, and
portability.
 Eco-friendliness.
 At present more than 12.8 million people read different
forms of E-Book.
 E-Books are become more popular day by day.

10.  E-Books can be published in a variety of file formats.
 aeh, .djvu, .epub, .fb2, .html, .azw, .lit, .prc, .mobi,
.exe, .pdb, .txt, .pdb, .pdf, .ps, .rgo, .pdb, .tr2, .tr3.

11.  Apple iPad
 Sony Reader
 Kobo eReader
 Amazon Kindle, Kindle Fire (color), Kindle Touch,
Kindle Touch 3G.
 Samsung Galaxy

12.  E-books are delivered almost instantaneously.
 E-Books are portable
 Easy to read E-Books everywhere
 E-Books are searchable.
 E-Books is printable.
 E-Book is eco-friendly.
 Reduce paper.

13.  Easy to Travel
 Price
 Speed

14. Storage facilities Font Adjustment Night readers

16.  It reduces the uses of the paper which are made form the
wood .
 E-readers don't use any paper, but they still have a
significant carbon footprint. For some readers, traditional
books are the greener option.
 Make green environment.

17.  E-Book Readers can cost money
 Programs need to be compatible with the computer or device
 E-Book Readers require power
 Programs need patching for security vulnerabilities
 E-Books can be hacked
 E-books do not have a defined life
 E-Books can cause eyestrain
 Not all book formats are compatible with the reader

18.  Low price
 Long lasting
 Sold chapter basis
 Make more available all kinds of books
 More special interest books, such as cookbooks and
travel guides.

19.  The emergence of E-Books as a central part of the information
experience requires libraries to think differently about how to meet the
needs of their users.
 While E-Books will not replace print books in the near future, users are
rapidly adopting them as complementary to print books.
 Users value the convenience and ease of access that E-Books provide
and are engaging in new forms of book content usage to take advantage
of their libraries’ growing eBook collections.

20.  The formats of using e-book should be easier. So it will
easy for the user.
 Libraries may invest in e-books to complement their
collection of print books.
 Special interest books, such as-cookbooks, travel guides
should be offered as e-books with interactive features.
 More publishers should offer multimedia content in e-
books.