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Master the Art of eBooks with ePUB Reader SDK

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In the growing digital age, readers have picked up the habit of reading eBooks, sometimes even over traditional paperbacks. eBooks, which are digital versions of traditional print books, have revolutionized the publishing industry. The content created using an ePUB Reader SDK is accessible on all major operating systems.

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5 Reasons to Use Augmented Reality in Education

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The company further projects that by 2025, there would be 15 million users of educational AR worldwide, representing a $700 million market. Thus, AR helps to create rich digital content and gives a real-time context to the lesson, enabling a deeper connection and access to all related information at the point of need.

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5 Essential Tools for Offline Content Synchronization: Streamline Your Workflows

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Benefits of Offline Content Synchronization Enhanced Platform/Product Performance Optimized for Low/No Connectivity Superior User Experience Build Accessible Products IV. For instance, if a learner wants to revisit an important chapter text in an interactive eBook, they can highlight lines, paras, or entire chapters for future reference.

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How Can K-12 Schools Improve Learning Outcomes with Technology?

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Also, with smartphones and Internet connections, they have any time access to online resources. The report further states that by 2025, there would be 15 million users of educational AR worldwide, amounting to a $700 million market. Related: 9 Benefits of Interactive eBooks. which make learning more fun, engaging and relevant.

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KITABOO facilitates key LMS integrations with advanced technological features

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percent annually through 2025. The course content is usually located in a cloud-based repository and people with authorization can log in with their credentials and access the training and course material. A more spiffy, well-integrated option is what’s needed, and interactive eBooks are the answer to that.

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Interactive eBooks: A Simple Guide to Master the Art of eBook Creation

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The first eBook was created as early as 1971 when American writer Micheal S Hart digitized the US Declaration of Independence as part of Project Gutenberg, an effort to digitize several cultural works. This was essentially a scanned copy of the paper version, which people could now access online. How to Make an Interactive eBook?

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