Electronic Books: A Review and Assessment of Current Trends

Philip Barker

Educational Technology Review, Autumn 1996, No 6, p. 14-18

Electronic books have become an important educational and training resource. Their importance stems from the fact that they are able to provide many pedagogic resources and instructional mechanisms that conventional books are unable to offer. Because of their interactivity, portability, connectivity, and dynamic behavior, books of this sort make excellent study aids both for individual use and for small-group study either locally or at a distance.

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