March 7, 2010
E-Books Must Be Accessible, and That Means Audio
As people and institutions move away from print and toward electronic books, publishers are making more and more books available in electronic formats, using devices like Amazon's Kindle and Sony's Reader, digitization services like Google's, and downloadable books such as Adobe Digital Editions. The technology is becoming more user-friendly, and readers welcome the new options. E-books offer benefits for all readers, including reduction of damage to the environment, portability, light
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More than 277 2-year and 4-year colleges participated in The Chronicle's third annual Great Colleges to Work For Survey. Ninety-seven were recognized.
