The purpose of this infographic is to inform viewers about the changing use of textbooks in the classroom. As public education became widespread throughout society, textbooks were widely used and continue to be used to this day. They are not always user-friendly, especially in the generation of digital natives. An alternative to traditional textbooks comes via technology- specifically, eBooks. eBooks are often less expensive than traditional textbooks and can be downloaded with a few clicks. Another way technology is changing education is through the use of tablets in the classroom. Students can take notes, snap pictures of important information, and swap contact information with classmates via Bluetooth. Apps, teacher-use platforms, and eBooks are just a few ways that technology is rapidly changing traditional delivery of content in education.
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