How to get in to the mobile app game without losing your shirt This is a fantastic article written by Andrew Roberts (Thanks Book Machine) and highlights many of the things we are looking at as a studio. There is so much scope out there to enhance and add value to the printed books we [...]
Oxford University Press – English Language Teaching Global Blog @OUPELTGlobal. Fantastic article from OUP about how publishers recognise the need to offer a wide variety of ways for learners to engage with educational material and content. It is no longer about supplying just textbooks and great teaching resources. It's now about understanding that learners themselves, [...]
Let There Be Facebook! – in schools! This article discusses how one school has embraced Facebook to engage with their student’s summer reading habbits. And so far it sounds like it has been a huge success. اربح مال According to the author of the article, Tiffany Della Vedova, teachers are struggling to engage students during [...]
You may have noticed the sudden explosion of some little things called Quick Response (QR) codes. These bar codes are little boxes of black and white pixels and they have been popping up all over the place; in advertising, television programs and in print. They work by downloading a piece of software onto your smart [...]
Amazon Lets Students Rent Digital Textbooks - Slashdot. I came across this article whilst on one of our LinkedIn groups and it poses an interesting solution to some of the set backs of digital editions of text books. The idea of Amazon loaning textbooks and students still being able to retain their [...]
So yesterday we posted the video from Push Pop Press's "Our Choice" book by Al Gore for the i-pad. And today we have just come across this beast. Which depending on where you come from potentially trumps the "Our Choice" book. "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore" has been created by ex Pixar [...]
... bring it on! We love this truly interactive digital book "Our Choice" by Al Gore that has been created by Push Pop Press.