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"2 questions about the iPad -- can you view a text book in a 2 page spread view? wond…" Sarah Kinder replied Dec 4, 2010 to Is anyone using the IPAD ?	22	Apr 24, 2011 Reply by Kathy M Burnette
"Hopefully there will be some clarification on this soon - or at least an increasingl…" Sarah Kinder replied Dec 3, 2010 to American Libraries article about circulating ereaders	4	Dec 4, 2010 Reply by Mary Gotham
"I would imagine that the glossy, computer-like screen would be hard on the eyes afte…" Sarah Kinder replied Nov 5, 2010 to Is anyone using the IPAD ?	22	Apr 24, 2011 Reply by Kathy M Burnette
"HI all -I am wondering if anyone has created a permission slip for younger users to…" Sarah Kinder replied Nov 1, 2010 to Kindles in 3rd grade	13	Nov 1, 2010 Reply by Tammy Anderson
"This is very helpful - I sent the info along to a friend who recently got a Kindle.…" Sarah Kinder replied Oct 31, 2010 to Kindle loaning feature	2	Oct 31, 2010 Reply by Sarah Kinder
"Tammy - I would love the information. My email is skinder@agnesirwin.org I did not r…" Sarah Kinder replied Oct 27, 2010 to Kindles in 3rd grade	13	Nov 1, 2010 Reply by Tammy Anderson
"This sounds amazing - I'll have to check it out soon. I've been hearing a lot of tal…" Sarah Kinder replied Oct 27, 2010 to It's Here! The All New Color Touch Screen NOOK!	5	Oct 27, 2010 Reply by Carol Gehringer
"This is really helpful information - thanks so much for sharing it. We do not have a…" Sarah Kinder replied Oct 19, 2010 to Kindles in 3rd grade	13	Nov 1, 2010 Reply by Tammy Anderson

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Sarah Kinder's Discussions (8)

"2 questions about the iPad -- can you view a text book in a 2 page spread view? wond…"

"Hopefully there will be some clarification on this soon - or at least an increasingl…"

"I would imagine that the glossy, computer-like screen would be hard on the eyes afte…"

"HI all -I am wondering if anyone has created a permission slip for younger users to…"

"This is very helpful - I sent the info along to a friend who recently got a Kindle.…"

"Tammy - I would love the information. My email is skinder@agnesirwin.org I did not r…"

"This sounds amazing - I'll have to check it out soon. I've been hearing a lot of tal…"

"This is really helpful information - thanks so much for sharing it. We do not have a…"

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