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deign to threaten the textbook status quo.. established players do not find value in "disrupting" themselves.
by platz 10y ago
deign to threaten the textbook status quo.. established players do not find value in "disrupting" themselves.
- ghaff 10y agoI'm sure that's true. However, I'd observe that interactive multimedia books aren't something that have become a big thing outside of schools either. People obviously consume multimedia but there doesn't seem to be a huge appetite for packaging them up as books in any systematic way.
- rhizome 10y agoInteractive textbooks have been pushed by the largest established publishers (Thomson, etc.). This goes back to CD-ROM days.
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- rhizome 10y agoHow many gravy trains have we missed out on?
- Pulcinella 10y agoInteractive textbooks have pretty much always been garbage. Education companies want to pretend they are some Bret Victoresque interactive VR learning experience but instead they are basically just regular textbooks with videos and maybe computer graded homework problems.