Smartphones, Tablets, and Digital Textbooks
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This presentation is from an MBS Direct Webinar given on June 28, 2011.
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Smartphones, Tablets, and Digital Textbooks
- 1. Smartphones, Tablets, and Digital Textbooks Rob Reynolds, Ph.D.Director of Product Designand Research, Xplana
- 3. Director of The Xplanation
- 4. 20 years in Higher Education Faculty and Administration
- 6. Publish Daily Newsletter on Industry Trends
- 7. Publish Annual Report on Future of Textbooks in Higher Ed
- 8. Publish Reports on Student and Institutional Trends
- 10. Smartphones
- 11. Tablets
- 18. 2010 – 43%
- 20. Samsung – 850,000 in Q1
- 22. ?
- 27. New Players and Business Models
- 30. 5%increase in the number of students purchasing all of their textbooks online
- 31. Over a third of students deferred textbook purchase this Fall semester. This has increased from 27.8 percent in 2008 and 30.1 percent in 2009.
- 32. 10% of students shared at least 1 book with a classmate instead of purchasing
- 34. Google
- 35. Amazon
- 36. Open Textbook Initiatives(Washington State and Orange Grove)
- 38. Page Fidelity vs. Reflowable Text
- 39. The Disappearance of the Textbook
- 41. 25% of textbook market in Higher Education will be digital by 2015
- 42. Significant new business models
- 44. Everything will go mobile faster than you think
Notas del editor
- Smartphone market will grow 40% in 2011Tablet sales are expected to hit 82.1 million by 2015
- Community colleges are the main sector in public Higher Education that is showing strong growth trends. Here are some interesting statistics from Carnegie Classification:1. Awards bachelor's degrees, but they represent less than 10% of degrees = 109 (2005) 162 (2010)+49% 2. Bachelor's degrees are at least 10% of degrees awarded, but less than half = 120 (2005) 147 (2010) +23%
- Community colleges are the main sector in public Higher Education that is showing strong growth trends. Here are some interesting statistics from Carnegie Classification:1. Awards bachelor's degrees, but they represent less than 10% of degrees = 109 (2005) 162 (2010)+49% 2. Bachelor's degrees are at least 10% of degrees awarded, but less than half = 120 (2005) 147 (2010) +23%
- Smartphone market will grow 40% in 2011Tablet sales are expected to hit 82.1 million by 2015
- Smartphone market will grow 40% in 2011Tablet sales are expected to hit 82.1 million by 2015
- Smartphone market will grow 40% in 2011Tablet sales are expected to hit 82.1 million by 2015
- Average print book buyer is 44 and the most frequent print book buyer is 50
- 400 million open educational resources