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"There's an open source textbook option out there called Flexbooks; I just heard of t…" Linn McDonald replied Apr 7, 2011 to using ereaders for textbooks in high school	5	Apr 7, 2011 Reply by Linn McDonald
"Yes, we reconfigured the wiring so as to alleviate the safety concerns. This card ca…" Linn McDonald replied Mar 13, 2011 to Converting an old card catalog cabinet into an eReader cabinet.	6	Mar 13, 2011 Reply by John J Caprice
"I put on a matte screen cover that also hides fingerprints. It's a BEAR to put on, b…" Linn McDonald replied Nov 9, 2010 to Is anyone using the IPAD ?	22	Apr 24, 2011 Reply by Kathy M Burnette
"Yes, Theresa, this site has been invaluable for me. We all have tight budgets, so we…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 30, 2010 to Kindle vs. Nook	41	Jan 21, 2011 Reply by David Bond
"Hi Tina, I wish this ereader "stuff" was more simple, don't you?! I feel it is impor…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 22, 2010 to Kindle vs. Nook	41	Jan 21, 2011 Reply by David Bond
"Tina, Our regional library system subscribes to a service called Overdrive to provid…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 22, 2010 to Kindle vs. Nook	41	Jan 21, 2011 Reply by David Bond
"Kathy, I spoke with our local B&N Nook sales rep yesterday and he told me that t…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 20, 2010 to Kindle vs. Nook	41	Jan 21, 2011 Reply by David Bond
"Thanks, Laurie, I'm excited to try this out. I just posted a comment to the Kindle v…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 20, 2010 to Using MP3 audiobooks in conjunction with eBooks on NOOK	6	Oct 25, 2010 Reply by Laurie Aldern
"Just to update those who are still comparing Kindle to Nook. A purchase order may be…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 20, 2010 to Kindle vs. Nook	41	Jan 21, 2011 Reply by David Bond
"I've now done a fair amount of searching for YA titles for Kindle, and I am pleased…" Linn McDonald replied Oct 8, 2010 to YA Lit on kindle?	7	Nov 9, 2010 Reply by Patty McClune

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Linn McDonald's Discussions (13)

"There's an open source textbook option out there called Flexbooks; I just heard of t…"

"Yes, we reconfigured the wiring so as to alleviate the safety concerns. This card ca…"

"I put on a matte screen cover that also hides fingerprints. It's a BEAR to put on, b…"

"Yes, Theresa, this site has been invaluable for me. We all have tight budgets, so we…"

"Hi Tina, I wish this ereader "stuff" was more simple, don't you?! I feel it is impor…"

"Tina, Our regional library system subscribes to a service called Overdrive to provid…"

"Kathy, I spoke with our local B&N Nook sales rep yesterday and he told me that t…"

"Thanks, Laurie, I'm excited to try this out. I just posted a comment to the Kindle v…"

"Just to update those who are still comparing Kindle to Nook. A purchase order may be…"

"I've now done a fair amount of searching for YA titles for Kindle, and I am pleased…"

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