[…] dust-resistant paper but nothing about e-books. I’ve talked about e-book readers (and their competition) in the past, and I hope to see the day that textbooks are digitized. Today, Apple unveiled what […]
[…] Although it had not yet been recognized by psychiatrists (or graduate students), this article from Scatterplot indicates that Major Procrastination Disorder was present in 1751. I think it is time to add a “Nothing is New” category. Other entries: snark and technology, wasting time with media, and wireless reading devices. […]
[…] since the original iPad was announced. Despite the promise I saw for students, I’ve also been fairly cynical over the years about the viability of tablets and e-readers for the work I do every day. On the day […]
Memoirs of a SLACer 
[…] dust-resistant paper but nothing about e-books. I’ve talked about e-book readers (and their competition) in the past, and I hope to see the day that textbooks are digitized. Today, Apple unveiled what […]
[…] Although it had not yet been recognized by psychiatrists (or graduate students), this article from Scatterplot indicates that Major Procrastination Disorder was present in 1751. I think it is time to add a “Nothing is New” category. Other entries: snark and technology, wasting time with media, and wireless reading devices. […]
[…] since the original iPad was announced. Despite the promise I saw for students, I’ve also been fairly cynical over the years about the viability of tablets and e-readers for the work I do every day. On the day […]