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I think the important part of the plan is not to put books on computers; it's the open-source part. Whether schools eventually opt for a print version of the te
by yungchin 17y ago
I think the important part of the plan is not to put books on computers; it's the open-source part. Whether schools eventually opt for a print version of the text is a matter of preference.
It is not the printing that makes textbooks too expensive, it is the lack of competition in the market. With open-sourced texts, everybody can offer a print version.