>I'm not so sure. Static, printed 2D paper isn't nearly so limiting as you'd think. The real benefits of e-textbooks aren't little interactive animations, but

>I'm not so sure. Static, printed 2D paper isn't nearly so limiting as you'd think. The real benefits of e-textbooks aren't little interactive animations, but substantive learning-by-doing. For example, having a real interpreter or simulator built into the learning software. A good example of this concept is Resig's advanced javascript tutorial (https://johnresig.com/apps/learn/ https://johnresig.com/apps/learn/), but you could easily see something similar for learning accounting or other areas where software is integral to the concepts.