[nabs-l] QUESTION ABOUT E-TEXTBOOKS

[Justin Young]

Hi Ashley,

I'm not sure how your program works, but if you are required to take
like a capstone course at the end where you have to write like a major
paper of somekind, I would say yes keep the books.  The information in
them may be helpful for the completion of the program, but again I am
unfamiliar with the program you are in.  I would say they may be good
sources to go back to in the future.

Thanks,

Justin Young

On 8/10/15, Ashley R. Burke via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> hello all!
> I am buying an e-textbook for a grad course i am taking, and wondering
> if the e-texts buy amazon are good?  I know that kindle isn't very
> friendly to blind users  so wondered if the e-texts were the same.  i
> usually use coursesmart but i saw amazon was cheeper and was like
> hhhhmmmm .
> other question for graduate students should i keep my grad books?  It
> is my first semester in graduate school and in undergrad i didn't
> really find it necessary to keep my books and i was wondering what
> your thoughts are for graduate school?  Will the books help later in
> the program.  Note i am in a Rehabilitation Counseling Masters
> program.
> Thanks all for your feedback!
> Ashley
>
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