Scheduled Seminar Discussions
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discussion: Reading experiences with e-pubs◀ | |||||
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and I can often remember where I read something just by the placement on the bookshelf and the cover. | book vs eBook | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| That issue aside, I absolutely love reading on my iPad, and while I don\'t necessarily read more, I do read at different times and locations than I did before. I like that I can put my feet up while reading the PDF that was just sent to me by email. And, like Clint, I read more in bed. I think one reason is the backlight, and a design flaw in my bedroom; I have to get out of bed to turn off the reading light. Now I can just touch the iPad off button and roll over. :-) | why we love eBook | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | |||
discussion: Welcome to our seminar: Writing an e-book about e-books for fun and no profit◀ | |||||
| Welcome to our seminar: Writing an e-book about e-books for fun and no profit by |
Scott Leslie has a fancy title for his role at BCcampus, but I prefer the description from his popular blog Edtechpost: \"educational technologist, hacker, researcher and open content/open network activist\". During this seminar Scott will be helping us to understand the strategies and technologies around e-book authoring. Hida Angraenni and Diana Chan are two amazing co-op students from Simon Fraser University who are changing our lives at BCcampus! Their official title during this seminar is \"researcher/curator\" but they will be doing a whole lot more; with their help we will be turning this discussion into an e-book. Randy LaBonte, Community Access Coordinator for eCampusAlberta Professional Learning, helped to plan this event and will moderate Tuesday\'s web conference. | Sylvia Currie ◀ | Source | Highlighted Text | Margin Note | User |