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We’re very excited that from today anyone with an Android tablet can create, share and publish their own beautiful ebooks. 
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Los profesores de educación infantil (3, 4 y 5 años) también pueden utilizar libros digitales interactivos, están pensados para utilizar en la pizarra digital y contienen sonidos e imágenes que sin duda captan la atención de los niños de esas edades. En estos vídeos podemos ver una explicación de su funcionamiento.
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All my favorite ebooks! Some of the ebooks are from YouTube. I use Safeshare to remove the ads and suggested videos from YouTube. Read more about Safeshare.tv here. The newest e-book webmix: Ebook ... Via Beth Dichter
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
January 22, 2014 2:16 PM
A series of Symbaloo sets which link to a variety of ebooks. I will be looking into this with our ipads :) 
Teresa Pearl's curator insight,
January 30, 2014 6:20 PM
As a special ed teacher, I am constantly looking for ebooks that will read to my lower readers. This is a great article with links for 5 other pages with ebooks. 
Brette Ridings Callaway's curator insight,
June 2, 2015 10:03 PM
This is a great site that with links to eBooks. I especially like how the author provides information about each site, how he uses it, and what the eBooks can do. This is very user friendly for teachers to explore and learn more about eBooks available on the web.
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Via Gary Price at LJ InfoDocket
A new report, Reading Habits in Different Communities was released by the Pew Internet and American Life Project today.
Direct to Summary/Full Text Report (HTML) ||| Direct to Full Text Report (PDF) What Does the Report Cover? The General Reading Habits of AmericansE-reading Device OwnershipThe State of E-Book ReadingWhere and How Readers Get Their BooksLibrary Use Across CommunitiesDifferences Between Heavy, Light, and Non-book readers Across Community Type Via Karen du Toit
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Most ebook sellers try to lock you into a particular ecosystem. If you don't mind buying from the same company every time, this isn't too bad, but you lose the ability to comparison shop, as well as making it difficult to switch apps. Fortunately, there's a way around this problem.
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Teachers will be surprised how easy it is to use the iPad to create the books and publish them. This presentation will sort through the many apps that can cr... Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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McGraw-Hill is taking on the one-size-fits-all approach to textbooks with its freshly unveiled SmartBook: an e-book that is claimed to adapt to student's learning patterns.
Aimed at college students, the SmartBook service peppers users with questions as they read and determines what topics it should present to reinforce learning. Come sometime this spring, the SmartBook will be available for more than 90 course areas starting at $20. It'll be joined by a handful of similar tools for driving home the curriculum, including something called LearnSmart Achieve, which is designed to serve up videos and other interactive embellishments in response to automatically detected areas of weakness. When you're ready to hit the books, just be careful they don't hit you back. Via NikolaosKourakos
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