WSJ Article Breaks Down Student Usage of eReaders

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Book Smarts? E-Texts Receive Mixed Reviews From Students – From WSJ.com

An interesting article on the student usage of eReaders like the Sony Reader and Amazon Kindle.  Long story short, these devices are not great for students who want to flip through pages, take notes whereever, view videos, do tutorials, and resell their texts when done using them…

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