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- 1. eBooks in Higher Education What’s On The Horizon New Media Consortium Summer Conference June 2011 Bill Zobrist Emerging & Online Product Strategy
- 2. eBooks! Shapes and sizes! VitalSource
- 3. The eReader
- 4. Amazon ebook sales surpass printed books Amazon sells more ebooks than print Amazon makes up 2/3 of all ebook sales Kindle at $114!
- 6. Amazon isn’t looking to “create an experience” — they want the author to create the experience. Can He Be Believed?
- 7. I think we know why he built that Android App store.
- 8. NookColor
- 10. Free samples
- 11. Highlight text, add notes
- 12. PDF docs
- 14. The ebook is dead What was the ebook? PDF?
- 15. Inkling
- 16. Kno Social Learning CourseManager
- 17. CourseSmart
- 18. CourseSmart More devices…the ability to run CourseSmart on a wide variety of devices and via the cloud More integration…partnerships with more platforms that enable contextual integration of CourseSmart eTextbooks on major LMS platforms. Better and more interactive reading experience…more interactivity in the eReader to bring out the fullness of pedagogy allowed by different types of media experiences. More products available on CourseSmart for student purchase…MyLabs, etc.
- 19. CafeScribe
- 20. CafeScribe rebuilt reader with a flexible, scalable architecture personalized learning tools extending the LMS through access to digital content adding data on learning analytics through roles and permissions in the reader use emerging technologies to fast forward mobile options respect the different uses smartphones and tablets can play in learning
- 21. What I’m hearing Rich interactions Tools for personalization Social Device independence Connected to other educational tech
- 22. The Future of Content
- 23. Why HTML5 Rich interactivity desired (like Flash) Online / Offline web The death of plug-ins Cross platform Integrations Social/Sharing
- 24. Is this an ebook?
- 25. Bill Zobrist Twitter: bzobrist Skype: billzobrist bill.zobrist@pearson.com Location: usually near NYC Questions or Comments?
Notas del editor
- The golden pot filled with Interactive Textbooks.
- iBooks is a free app that was created by Apple for it’s iDevices. It displays your books in a nice visual bookshelf and can also be used to view PDF documents. Basic customizations as far as font size and style are also options. Books can be purchased from the iTunes Store, accessed on the back side of the bookshelf (it actually rotates) with samples of the book available for free before purchasing it.
- A posting at The Chronicle of Higher Ed website back in February discussed the issues involved with making the backpack obsolete.The argument was that Apple could in fact do for the textbook what it did for music. The real revolutionary concept was the iTunes Store and the ability to quickly download inexpensive songs, easily accessible on the iDevices. However, changes to the system of copyright, licensing, and even the idea that the textbook is central to educational experience need to come. Alas, the writer laments seeing those changes anytime in the near future Furthermore without a camera, the current iPad is really challenged in the way of content creation, a citical skill that students need to engage if they are to be successful citizens with control over their lives.Follow the link to read the whole article.
- In many ways the interfaces, formats and even how they function can differ from publisher, book or aggregator. This free app, Inkling, is interesting as I think it begins to show what interactive textbooks will become. It is barely in its infancy as far as available content, but it allows you to download a sample chapter, which then allows you to see that it has gotten away from the traditional ‘page’ view and is instead sections that you can scroll through. Images can be tapped to expand and bring up additional information and there is some basic highlighting functionality. It’s interesting that actual page number are found in the margins to give some sense of location for referencing later.