A Mobile Direction For Learning
We’re not necessarily talking about replacing print. We’re talking about supplementing print.
Transcript: A Mobile Direction For Learning
LISTEN TO PODCAST PDF Transcript Interview with Michael Greer For podcast release Monday, July 23, 2018 KENNEALLY: A smartphone screen is usually quite small, leading many of us, especially authors and publishers, to think that screen reading is somehow a diminished...Transcript: Mobile Reading Habits Require New Approach to Publishing
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In this “Best of Beyond the Book” episode, award-winning video game developer and novelist Jakub Szamalek asserts, “I’m absolutely convinced that books and games are not competitors and that people are likely to do both.”
The Paragraph Gets A Makeover
The form factor of the book has really not changed in about 500 years – a book is a book. You could go back to the First Folio and open it up and read it just like you could open and read a book that was published yesterday. But the rules have changed with this new technology, and so what we’re thinking about is where the new rules come from.