Sharing content with students is also easy once you have created eBooks using dotEPUB. In Burlington, we are introducing teachers to Dropbox
as a replacement for local network-based storage folders. The problem with network-based folders is the lack of quick and easy access from any device or when in any location. Dropbox provides 2GB of free storage that is accessible anytime. Dropbox is an excellent option for Burlington teachers especially since we currently only provide about a fourth of that storage to teachers on network foldersOnce teachers create eBooks, they can save them to a shared Dropbox folder or public folder. Students can access the folder, download the eBook and now have access to new digital curriculum materials. In a 1:1 iPad school, apps like GoodReader
offer an easy way to download and organize these eBooks. Teachers can also create EPUB format worksheets and materials that can be completed in GoodReader and shared back to teachers through Dropbox.
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