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When a new medium comes along it adds to the choices available rather than substituting one for another. Print and electronic resources satisfy different information needs and contexts; printed copies of papers and books are useful on long journeys by train or air, and busy managers, who often spend limited time in front of a computer, favour the 'executive summary' printed on two sides of A4 paper.

Use and Abuse of Reusable Learning Objects: Polsani: JoDI 1 Movements in the Learning Object Economy In the past 5-7 years there have been considerable efforts in the computer-mediated learning field towards standardization of metadata elements to facilitate a common method for identifying, searching and retrieving Learning Objects (LOs).

Mit dem ABC-Manager können Sie Inhalte online erstellen und beliebig zu Kursen (E-Books) zusammenfassen. Mit der Plattform des TU Graz TeachCenters betten Sie Ihre Kurse in eine hoch interaktive Lehr- und Lernumgebung ein, die zusätzlich umfangreiche Kommunikationsmöglichkeiten sowie Web 2.0 Integration bietet.

Nagler, W.; Ebner, M. & Scerbakov, N. (2007). Flexible teaching with structured micro-content: How to structure content for sustainable multiple usage with recombinable character. In: ePortfolio and Quality in e-Learning, 1-8

Huber, T.; Nagler, W. & Ebner, M. (2008). The ABC-eBook System: From Content Management Application to Mash-up Landscape; In: Proceedings of the 20th World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications (ED-Media), 6015-6022.

Herwig Habenbacher gibt im L3T-Interview einen Einblick in seine tägliche Arbeit mit seinem E-Reader. Er setzt diesen zunehmend ein und spricht im Interview über seine Stärken und Schwächen. Das Video ist bei YouTube zugänglich oder bei diigo.com und dem Hashtag #video

Open Journal Systems Journal Help User Username Password Remember me Journal Content Search Browse By Issue By Author By Title Other Journals Font Size Make font size smaller Make font size default Make font size larger Current Issue Atom logo RSS2 logo RSS1 logo Article Tools Print this article Indexing metadata How to cite item Email this article (Login required) Email the author (Login required) About The Author Terje Hillesund Home About Login Register Search Current Archives Announcements SUBMISSIONS Home > Volume 6, Number 10 - 1 October 2001 > Hillesund Will E-books change the world? Terje Hillesund Abstract This paper argues that the evolution of e-book technology is related to the penetrating impact of networks and information technology on society. It defines the concept of e-book and describes some aspects of e-book technology. By focusing on book production processes, the paper examines what probable consequences the development of e-books and a global network economy will have for publishers and book industries. E-books, along with other electronic formats, will trigger major changes as the digital products and distribution channels will force the logic of the network economy on the book publishing industry.

When a new medium comes along it adds to the choices available rather than substituting one for another. Print and electronic resources satisfy different information needs and contexts; printed copies of papers and books are useful on long journeys by train or air, and busy managers, who often spend limited time in front of a computer, favour the 'executive summary' printed on two sides of A4 paper.

Armstrong, Chris J Books in a virtual world: The evolution of the e-book and its lexicon., 2008 [Preprint] Abstract Over recent years there has been considerable confusion over the use of the term 'e-book', and this article examines the variety of definitions used to date while proposing a definitive construct.

Armstrong, Chris J Books in a virtual world: The evolution of the e-book and its lexicon., 2008 [Preprint] Abstract Over recent years there has been considerable confusion over the use of the term 'e-book', and this article examines the variety of definitions used to date while proposing a definitive construct.