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    Function of E-Book

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    The functions of E-book in teaching and learning. Books are no doubt the main element in teaching and learning activities. As we all know printed books have already been used for a very long time. However in this modern era‚ books in electronic forms (eBooks) are taking place. EBooks had already been introduced not only for adults but children too. Finally‚ eBooks are already evolving slowly to take place in teaching and learning. A powerful stimulus for the production of a range of electronic

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    The Book Of Kells

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    The Book of Kells is a decorated manuscript that contains the first Gospels of the New Testament. The pages are illuminated which means it is embellished with colorful designs and pictures. The Book of Kells is famously known for its illuminated complexity and detailed concepts. It is on display at the Trinity College Library in Dublin‚ Ireland. This illuminated manuscript is exceptionally significant due to its renowned history‚ modern adaptations‚ contents of the Gospel‚ decoration‚ and sacramental

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    Setting: The novel The Picture of Dorian Gray by‚ Oscar Wilde is set in London England in the nineteenth century; the setting is credible for many reasons first of all because the setting is not based in a fictional place but a real world place (London England). The setting is also credible because Dorian lives in the upper west side where he lives a life of wealth‚ lugguary and pleasure. The setting in the novel holds great importance‚ because of where Dorian lives he is freely able to moove

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    Book of Revelation

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    The Book of Revelation is the last profound book in the New Testament. It conveys the significant purpose of Christianity by describing God’s plan for the world and his final judgment of the people by reinforcing the importance of faith and the concept of Christianity as a whole. Accordingly‚ this book is the written record—not of wild dreams—but the dramatic God-sent visions given to one of God’s servants‚ John the Apostle. This book was written by John in 95 or 96 A.D. at the reign of the Roman

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    The two books that will be compared in the following are very different books indeed. Having said this‚ two things are consistent throughout; the theme of influencing others with certain idealisms‚ and the consequences this can bring about. However‚ the ways in which Golding and Wilde express this are very different. The following will discuss the characters and objects used to express influences‚ how they go about this influence‚ and the ultimate corruptive effect they have on their ‘victims’. It

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    Books vs Ebooks

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    But is this really a good thing? I read books and of course so do many other people in this class and around the globe. But since the creation of ‘e-readers’ more and more people have been converting to the technology based side of reading. Although technology is slowly becoming more predominant in this era we should not rely on it to always entertain and keep us occupied. I think ‘real‚ physical’ books are better than e-books because you can truly own a book. As Mortimer J. Adler‚ a popular author

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    The Google Book Settlement

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    Google Library Program In this economic slump‚ the book industry is actually holding up‚ when compared to other business that have suffered deeply. In the face of adversity there is a business that has emerged and is taking over the digital book market. This company is not Microsoft‚ or Amazon. In fact the giants are actually against the entity that created a monopoly in this area. In 2002 Google began a project to scan all books in libraries by making parts of them digitally available online

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    Marking Books; the Eternal Textbook Dr. Adler once wrote an article that would be very useful to students for their near future on having a better understanding of their readings. The article “How to Mark a Book” published in 1941 is still of some use to studious persons. Marking a book is one of the many ways someone can have a better understanding of what they read. Writing notes and questions popping through one’s mind whilst reading an article on atomic fusion or the new IPhone or Samsung device

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    Many books have been prohibited by people and countries around the whole world‚ but is it really a good Idea to do so? I believe that the fact that people are banning books is a completely ridiculous idea. Additionally‚ everybody should have the right to read what they want. In these past few hundred years‚ humans have invented writing‚ paper‚ and books in order to record their findings and memories to share and pass down to future generations. Consequently‚ ideas and information are now more easily

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    what they read. Banning a book is most frightening when viewed in the context of a young adult. Censorship automatically assumes a young adult is incapable of critically evaluating information they read. The implication exists that due to their age young adults cannot be trusted to make the right decisions nor resist outside influences. Furthermore‚ the individuals and groups inciting censorship seldom view the challenged book objectively. In "Teens Need Bold Books‚" Gallo observes that censorship

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