
I submit that these sites alone would be more than adequate for replacing U.S. History content information found in expensive commercial paper textbooks:
Lessons at Hippocampus
Open Digital Textbook at WikiBooks
American History Digital Textbook
Digital History
Best History Sites
MARVEL - Maine's Virtual Library
Similar online textbooks and quality content can be found in other subject areas.
Questions: How much does your school district budget per student annually for high school textbooks? Anyone have numbers to share?
Your Thoughts?
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Earlier Post: Textbooks vs. Open Source Learning
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Two of the textbooks that the 8th grade class uses in my school are electronic. The Social Studies text is on a CD-Rom which among other things can read the book to the student. The math textbooks that I use are electronic but only in a PDF version. The students seem to look both of these choices over the traditional paper book.
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