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Hopefully it'll open access to more people and be less wasteful. I'm not a hugely analogue person, but have to admit, I much prefer non-fiction and text books i
by wastedhours 7y ago
Hopefully it'll open access to more people and be less wasteful. I'm not a hugely analogue person, but have to admit, I much prefer non-fiction and text books in physical form over e-resources - for some reason it just goes in easier from the printed page for me.
- vikramkr 7y agoI dont see how this does anything other than restrict access. They're killing the used book market.
- wastedhours 7y agoI've always heard Pearson has been reasonable on the global education front, so might expect more buy-one-give-one style offers to emerge in the future (although perhaps naive on my part there).
- cf141q5325 7y agoWhere did you hear that? Their push to get Professors using their pay walled online services as mandatory coursework looks like quite the opposite.