E-learning: ‘Governator’ wants digital textbooks
It was only a matter of time before electronic textbooks found a big-time advocate. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger certainly fits the digital bill.
" California is home to software giants, bioscience research pioneers and first-class university systems known around the world,” Schwarzenegger wrote in the San Jose Mercury News . "But our students still learn from instructional materials in for...
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