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Формат вычисляемых документов для интерактивного контента. ToolBook 10.0. Компания SumTotal Systems объявила о выпуске новой версии своего пакета ToolBook 10.0 для создания удобных и информативных электронных учебников. Кроме ускорения работ над обучающими материалами, пакет ToolBook предлагает новый набор готового информационного содержимого, поддержку платформы Android и целый набор сводных отчетов по проведенным опросам. Пакет ToolBook 10.0 обеспечивает быструю и квалифицированную подготовку обучающих материалов силами отдела управления персоналом. Облегченная процедура работы над электронными учебниками и другими инструментами обучения помогает уменьшать сроки окупаемости вложений в ToolBook. Поддержка мобильных устройств с операционной системой Google Android стала закономерным дополнением к уже реализованной в предыдущих версиях поддержке аппаратов Apple iPhone и iPod Touch – теперь пользователи могут получать доступ к своим электронным учебникам и методическим указаниям с большего числа мобильных устройств.
Research and Resources | eTexts @ IU. FlexBooks. EPUB 3. EPUB 3 was developed pursuant to a charter approved by the IDPF Membership in May, 2010. EPUB 3.0 was approved by the IDPF membership as a final Recommended Specification effective October 11, 2011, and superseded the previous release of EPUB (2.0.1). This page contains information about EPUB 3.0 which as of as of June, 2014 has been superseded by EPUB 3.0.1, which is now the current version of the EPUB standard.
The best starting point for learning about EPUB 3.0, including the roadmap to the specification documents, is the EPUB 3 Overview . The full list of the individual specifications comprising EPUB 3.0 is: An additional non-normative document describes: EPUB 3 Changes from EPUB 2.0.1 And, an initially separate specification defined metadata for fixed layout EPUB Publications: EPUB 3 Fixed Layout Documents In 2014, these specifications (with the exception of the changes document) were republished by the International Standards Organization as ISO/IEC TS 30135 parts 1-7. Institute for the Future of the Book - Mission.
The Mission The printed page is giving way to the networked screen. The Institute for the Future of the Book seeks to chronicle this shift, and impact its development in a positive direction. The Institute is a project of the Annenberg Center for Communication at the University of Southern California, and is based in Brooklyn, New York. The Book For the past five hundred years, humans have used print — the book and its various page-based cousins — to move ideas across time and space. Radio, cinema and television emerged in the last century and now, with the advent of computers, we are combining media to forge new forms of expression. The Work & The Network One major consequence of the shift to digital is the addition of graphical, audio, and video elements to the written word. As such, the Institute is deeply concerned with the surrounding forces that will shape the network environment and the conditions of culture: network neutrality, copyright and privacy.
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