It’s inevitable—technology changes education. In the first book of the “Next is Now” series, Rob Reynolds, Ph.D., analyzes the meaningful impact new e-reader and tablet technology is having on the education industry, and how these devices are making publishing, teaching—and learning—easier.

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From the Blog

What is a MOOC?

Rob Reynolds on March 6, 2012

For those who are familiar with the general themes of my blogging over the past couple of years, the concept of centrifugal forces …
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Students Could Save Money if Publishers Would Move to Digital-First Workflows

Rob Reynolds on March 2, 2012

In the last two months we have seen a number of powerful e-book authoring tools rolled out. Apple released iBooks Author …
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E-textbook Market Remains on Course to Pass 25% by 2012

Rob Reynolds on February 12, 2012

Digital textbooks topped 3% of the education market in 2011, and continue to increase at a rapid and steady pace …
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What is “Next is Now”?

The learning content industry and its different market segments
The rise of digital textbooks
Open textbook projects
Free and open education resources
Learning content as it intersects with evolving technologies
New content distribution channels and strategies
Industry players and how their roles are evolving
General technology and cultural trends related to media production and consumption