ETC655 Students' Published Two eBooks on iTunes Bookstore

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Educational Technology master's students in the ETC655 class recently published two eBooks in Apple's iTunes bookstore. The eBooks highlight Open Educational Resource and serve as a resource for educators interested in integrating online technology to support their online instruction. Digital learners also could use this book to support their learning by creating digital personal learning environments. Students Ryan Cornelius, Dana Martin and Cathleen McCarthy contributed to PLE & ONLE: A Learner's Companion and Christopher Sheehan, Stephen Saint-Coeur and Christopher Udvare worked on Online Education: The PLE and The ONLE. Both eBooks are free to download.

This news is highlighted on Inside NAU, NAU's weekly newsletter. http://news.nau.edu/spotlight-jan-9-2015/#.VLA-x6ZY9o5

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