1. Academe 2.0: How publishers are responding to changes in student and professor expectations London Book Fair April 19, 2009 Ken Brooks SVP, Global Production & Manufacturing Services [email_address]
8. … a broad range of digital product offerings by publishers. Lecture Materials Online Study & Tutoring Online Homework Courseware Power Lecture Student Comp. Site CNOW Aplia OWL SAM WebAssign Atomic Dog Sakai Moodle Instructor CD/DVD Clickers Angel Premium Website Resource Center Online Tutoring Desire2Learn Quia Multimedia Manager Instructor Companion Site InSite Info Trac Blackboard
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10. The eBook of the future: learning applications integrating content and tools Tools Learning materials Syllabus tools Assessment engine Assessment material Collaboration Tools Adaptive learning tools Rich media Simulations Games Journal articles Narrative content Study Plans Cases Notes Curriculum maps Learning objectives
11. Academe 2.0: How publishers are responding to changes in student and professor expectations London Book Fair April 19, 2009 Ken Brooks SVP, Global Production & Manufacturing Services [email_address]
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Transition: The “Digital” Sweet Spot Is Improving Academic Workflow: Course planning Course management Teach Assign Assess Grade For students the key is improving their results and making the process easy for them with quick feedback and engaging materials
Transition: The “digital” sweet spot for professors is improving academic workflow: Course planning Course management Teach Assign Assess Grade For students the key is improving their results and making the process easy for them with quick feedback and engaging materials