Re:Open Textbook Initiative
by BeFlatXIII on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @09:42AM
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Can students no longer pool their money for a loose-leaf edition and then take it down a local sketchy copy center?
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Even better, download a PDF on Libgen, print it out on the school library printer or pool your money for a laser printer, and bring it down to a local coffee center for a cheap plastic binder.
Even even better, don't print it and just read it on screen or get a supernote and put all of your books on there where you can mark them up and have them all with you all of the time.
Re:Open Textbook Initiative
by BeFlatXIII on Thursday February 10, 2022 @10:46AM
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eBooks just don't hit the same as their dead tree counterparts. Unless you can live-type LaTeX annotations, I need the paper for highlighting and scribbles.
You can highlight and scribble with a supernote
I can also sit on the beach in VR, but I'd still rather go in person.
We're going to the beach? I thought we were talking about reading books.