Compare And Contrast Paper Book And Paper Books

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It is undisputed that education is necessary to make people more productive and to make people appreciative of their capabilities. In fact, through education, people were able to make life easy for themselves and that is why it is said people like simplified work. There are two systems of education which people use today and those are categorized as an electronic system and a traditional system which is to use paper books. In this paper I will compare e-books and paper books and make clear which of the two, e-books and paper books, is a better option for a sufficient and quality education. First of all, it is clear that everything has a beginning and a cause. In education, there was a period people did not write, a period of curving stones …show more content…

For example, the number of people with licenses to offer an electronic book are few and do not understand what exactly is needed. According to Rio (2003), “Most vendors of e-books do not seem to understand library needs or do not have suitable license” (p.89). Those who provide books, other the manufactures, do not need a license to sell the books and they do not need to have experience selling books. Also, paper books are available even in the most destitute of places on earth but e-books are not. According to Rio (2003), “the dedicated readers are not widely available throughout the world” (p.89). Furthermore, e-books have an issue known as “copy right” while such a problem in not seen in paper books. According to Rio (2003), “the rights of resale is different from when a book is purchased…….e-book distributers reassure publishers about their intellectual property rights by providing a very controlled user interface, without making it too cumbersome and unwieldy for users” (p.89). Due to the copy rights, the content in the electronic version is not always printable and that is not an inconvenience one finds in using paper

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