I created The Digital Textbook as an alternative to paper texts which are static, generally only black-and-white, and often dated. In a world of so many types of text, some of which focus on words while others incorporate a range of media, it seems negligent to offer only the dry pages of an old textbook or novel. The Digital TextbookDigital Textbook is intended to be a dynamic, evolving site. If you find what I have included here does not meet your instructional needs, by all means steal the idea of such a site and create your own version that best meets your students' needs. (from Jim Burke)
To view the resources at The Digital Textbook, click the above hyperlinked text.
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