Point #3 is purely a UI consideration, one where electronic textbooks could easily outdo their paper counterparts. Need to know the value of a constant in an equation? Just click on it.
The Internet and electronics will turn learning upside down. Let's hope we don't drag our feet.
>The Internet and electronics will turn learning upside down. Let's hope we don't drag our feet.
Awesome! But in the meantime I'm not going to deal with shitty UI because it might get better. I don't buy anything for my kindle other than things I expect to read cover to cover because it simply is terrible to navigate.
The Internet and electronics will turn learning upside down. Let's hope we don't drag our feet.