Seventh-grade history teacher Mark Stevens bellowed a set of 21st-century instructions as students streamed into class one recent Friday at Fairfax County’s Glasgow Middle School. “Get a computer, please! Log on,” he said, “and go to your textbook.” Electronic books, having changed the way many people read for pleasure, are now seeping into schools.
Online Textbooks Moving Into Washington Area Schools
Emma Brown, Washington Post
Sun, 10/02/2011 - 4:18pm
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