Bibliography for presentation on e-books, e-textbooks and academic libraries to Florida Virtual Campus Region III Conference, April 21, 2015, Daytona State College

1. Academic Symposium 2015
E-Books vs. Print Bibliography
Ahmad, P., & Brogan, M. (2012). Scholarly use of e-books in a virtual academic environment: A case study.
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Buell, C. (2013). E-textbook matchmaking: Assessing compatibility between hardware and software. Edcetera.
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2. Jabr, F. (2013, April 11). The reading brain in the digital age: The science of paper vs. screens. Scientific
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Marques, S. (2012). E-textbooks usage by students at Andrews University: A study of attitudes, perceptions and
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Miller, L.N. (2014). Evidence summary: Preference for print or electronic book depends on user’s purpose for
consulting. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 9(3), 95-97.
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digital-world
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Waller, D. (2013). Current advantages and disadvantages of using e-textbooks in Texas higher education. Focus on
College, Universities and Schools, 7(1), 2013.
Rachel Owens, Associate Professor and Faculty Research Librarian, owensr@daytonastate.edu, 386-506-3842.