OLDaily
by Stephen Downes
Nov 10, 2016
Textbook Example of Unbundling
Alec Whitters,
EdTech Digest,
2016/11/10
We've been reading recently about the unbundling of textbooks and this article continues that discussion, contrasting it with "patchy" evidence for predictions of the unbundling of education generally. "Textbooks – the big, expensive, indispensable anchors of academia – are being unbundled at a frenetic pace... What textbook companies originally fought – the threats of pirated and copied digital versions of their property – they now embrace." Why would anyone think this will stop with textbooks, though?
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