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December 27, 2007
Why Kindle Won't Be Adopted by Law School Students
Gene Koo, CALI Fellow and co-editor of Law School Innovation explains why Kindle won't "catch fire" in law schools. He writes " I don't think Kindle will replace paper casebooks in the near-term because it's less functional than a paper book for study purposes without adding obvious digital/network features for study purposes." He thinks the eBook features of Aspen's Studydesk offer far greater potential. I concur. See Beyond the Kindle Hype. Check out Gene's post. See also Baylor law prof Mark Oster's Advances in Book-Hauling Technologies on Law School Innovation. [JH]
December 27, 2007 in Information Technology | Permalink
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