You put your whole post in Piktochart - awesome! :) Interestingly, the research has shown that the price of digital books ends up being equal or less than that of print books - there are other issues such as recency and tools such as highlight, annotate, and online dictionary that make the ebook even more worthwhile, especially as textbooks in the classroom. There's still a place for both types in my view, but certainly keep the digital version in mind as you move into your teaching career - a state law requires that all public schools go digital textbooks within a few years!
You put your whole post in Piktochart - awesome! :) Interestingly, the research has shown that the price of digital books ends up being equal or less than that of print books - there are other issues such as recency and tools such as highlight, annotate, and online dictionary that make the ebook even more worthwhile, especially as textbooks in the classroom. There's still a place for both types in my view, but certainly keep the digital version in mind as you move into your teaching career - a state law requires that all public schools go digital textbooks within a few years!
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