Reading is an unnatural act; we are no more evolved to read books than we are to use computers. Literate societies become literate by investing extraordinary resources, every year, training children to read. Now it's our turn to figure out what response we need to shape our use of digital tools.
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Sharing Google Docs with Students « Epic Epoch - 0 views
Only2Clicks - 1 views
Moving Tales: Do Animated eBooks Have a Future? - 2 views
Free Technology for Teachers: GooReader - Read Google Books On Your Desktop - 0 views
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Google Books is a great resource for locating books and periodical articles that you can read online for free
5 Ways That Paper Books Are Better Than eBooks - 0 views
Digital Revolution Shakes Foundations of Book Retailing - WSJ.com - 0 views
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"The digital revolution sweeping the media world is rewriting the rules of the book industry, upending the established players which have dominated for decades."
Does the Internet Make You Smarter? - WSJ.com - Clay Shirky - 0 views
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There is no easy way to get through a media revolution of this magnitude; the task before us now is to experiment with new ways of using a medium that is social, ubiquitous and cheap, a medium that changes the landscape by distributing freedom of the press and freedom of assembly as widely as freedom of speech.
2010: The Only Year of the E-Reader | Fast Company - 1 views
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The Kindle is looking almost lost now among the flurry of new e-book reading devices just released or due soon. So many are out, in fact, that 2010 is really the year of the e-reader. But only 2010. Because e-readers are doomed.
Digital Revolution Shakes Foundations of Book Retailing - WSJ.com - 1 views
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The digital revolution sweeping the media world is rewriting the rules of the book industry, upending the established players which have dominated for decades.
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