Kindle anyone?

We've had a few faculty and staff ask for the Kindle app pn the
iPhone. I use it and it's very good. No movement toward course-related
work (yet?)

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On Apr 30, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Bohl, Phillip C. wrote:

> Is anyone using a Kindle or one of its cousins for course-related
> work? In a student or faculty role?
>
> Phil
> Pepperdine Law
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James Milles is going to talk about this at the conference.

* Kindle for Law Schools

Presenter: James Milles

E-book readers have been a revolution waiting to happen for years. There
have been e-book devices before, from Sony, iRex, and others, but the
Amazon Kindle (and its kid brother, Kindle for iPhone) may be the first
application of this technology to gain a sizable market. This session
will demonstrate how the new Kindle 2 and Kindle for iPhone can be used
effectively in law schools, and will suggest technical enhancements and
changes in publishers' practices necessary to make the next generation
of e-book readers an essential tool for lawyers, law students, and
faculty.

Room:

204

Time Slot:

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Day:

06/19/2009

--Sally Wise

University of Miami

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Is anyone using a Kindle or one of its cousins for course-related work?
In a student or faculty role?

Phil

Pepperdine Law