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Publishers' latest digital products may deserve a category of their own. 
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For many teachers the traditional textbook just doesn't cut it any more. Between the rapid pace at which information changes and rising cost, many are looking for alternatives. Believe it or not, there are lots of options out there, if you know where to look and you are willing to get your hands dirty. The best part? Kids can create these using any of the tools below.
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Dr. Lloyd Espiritu of Vibal Publishing (Philippines) observed that as students become more technology-savvy, they demand that learning resources be available in their everyday tools like computers, tablets and phones, thus putting a pressure for publishers to go digital. However, developing digital textbooks brings a new set of concerns in practically every aspect of the book development cycle, including content development, editorial work, and distribution. Via Nik Peachey
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