I don't think publishers should give things away for free, but I think cost simply has to be reduced. We will not do this unless the cost is 50 percent off or more from the hard copy.
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More John Harwood on Wikipedia.At other institutions, faculty has no choice. They just move everything from print to digital. Our faculty will determine exactly which materials students see.
From the publisher's point of view, there are lots of issues because students buy books and sell them back. Future students might only buy the used textbooks.
It didn't work so well for Democrats in '04 though.
Our goal is to have some large general education courses next fall where the textbooks are digital.
It's always encouraging when these things happen, ... It's the same philosophy as we had at Star Lake Campus, using multiple delivery methods to reach multiple groups of people, from youths to adults.
I don't know any faculty who require pictures on Angel, but many faculty encourage students to do so, ... I'm one. It's important for me to get to know my students, and having their pictures helps a great deal.
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