Digital Textbooks Erase Barriers For Teachers and Students Alike
Authors of digital textbooks are short-circuiting the gatekeepers and saving their students money. In this extract from our…
Philip Preville is an award-winning journalist and a former Canadian Journalism Fellow at Massey College at the University of Toronto. He’s currently a member of the Professional Advisory Council with the Department of English at Ryerson University.
Authors of digital textbooks are short-circuiting the gatekeepers and saving their students money. In this extract from our…
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