And then check Amazon, Google eBooks, Apple's iBooks, and the e-book rental sites, such as Chegg.com and CourseSmart.com to see if the books she needs are offered as e-books on any of these platforms.
If you have a question, I'd love to hear from you.
Fire should work as well, but no personal experience.I use a Surface Pro 3 for school and it works great.
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And I answer a couple basic questions about wireless network access and e-book compatibility for the Nook and Kindle e-readers.
)Gonna half agree and suggest an iPad.
These books conform to ePub 3 industry standards. $300 to $500. $50 to $350.
Reflowable eTextbook (ePub) Reflowable textbooks (ePub) do not maintain the layout of a traditional bound book. Ask Maggie is an advice column that answers readers' wireless and broadband questions.
(Tablets and e-ink readers are different technologies suited to different tasks.
That Xodo PDF reader app is super fast for flipping through textbooks, but it's search is painfully slow.
Ebooks are the best file option for something you are reading on your ereader, whether it is a Kindle, a Nook, a Kobo reader, a tablet, an iPod, a phone, etc.
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It sounds like an exciting adventure!But it's still very early days when it comes to tablet publishing for magazines, so the business models are still evolving.
Since most students have free Wi-Fi around campus, there would be little reason to download a text for offline use.Unlike the Kindle, students can take notes on their laptop or Netbook in class, while referencing the textbook in another window. I haven't used the Kindle Fire tablets, but I would say the ChromeOS mode would be far more convenient than an exclusive tablet.Get an iPad, that would be your best choice for textbooksNew comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castThis subreddit is for everything Kindle e-reader related. Amazon's latest device, the Kindle DX, is being marketed with an emphasis on college textbooks.
Amazon announced its most recent Kindle device this week: the Currently, most students purchase their books on campus, where new and used copies are available, while the more frugal of us order online from Web sites like Amazon.com or eBay's Half.com. Additionally, students must choose if they'd like to download the book and view it on one computer, or access it online from any computer--they can't choose both.
$70 to $499. The Paperwhite & Voyage are great for general reading, but not so great for anything non-textual.
I had several that were only compatible with Fire/Android/iOS.
The screen is just too small. Korea, Republic of And the reason I say this is that right now it seems very hit or miss in terms of which books are offered on which platforms and devices.
Kindle Books.