The Benefits of eBooks in the Classroom
Remember the days of lugging your books around from classroom to classroom, home, and then back to school again? Or how about when your textbook pages were covered with sticky notes (until they fell off somewhere never to be found again) because actually making notes in the margins would get you detention and possibly a fine?

eBooks are taking over the world of reading. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
Here are some pros and cons of eBooks.
A book is no longer just a stack of papers bound together. More and more people are reading electronic books, or ebooks

An informed customer can be one of the most loyal and lucrative partnerships that your business can enjoy. Finding those customers can be very challenging, however. Ebooks can provide your business a means to attract informed potential customers while also educating prospects about your products or services.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, often abbreviated to WCAG, are a series of guidelines for improving web accessibility. Produced by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the WCAG is the best means of making your website useful to all of your users. Although they are not an all-inclusive list of issues facing web users with disabilities, they are internationally recognized and adopted standards. The guidelines explain how to solve many of the problems that your users with disabilities face.

Autoplay is a serious accessibility issue. We tested whether video autoplay on social media, as well as whether it was possible to turn off this feature. In addition, we tested whether the video could be paused by the mouse, keyboard, and touch.

Their Benefits and Challenges Ebooks—you see them everywhere, you use them for many purposes. When you visit a website on any topic, from cooking recipes to specific marketing communities, you will probably be offered an ebook. It seems like there are hundreds of them: useful and useless, long and short, free and pricey. So what's the best way to make an ebook work to its fullest potential as a marketing tool?

When people talk about "accessible" PDF files, they usually are referring to "tagged" PDF files, even though there is more to an accessible PDF than tags. PDF tags provide a hidden structured, textual representation of the PDF content that is presented to screen readers. They exist for accessibility purposes only and have no visible effect on the PDF file.