> However, there don't seem to be great books coming from it. Apple probably should have made many demos (instead of just 1) to give educators and the public an idea of the potential interactive homework and textbooks could have on student engagement.
They should have started a textbook publisher, incubated it for a year or two, and then spun it off (even letting it be purchased by an existing publisher if that made sense).
They should have started a textbook publisher, incubated it for a year or two, and then spun it off (even letting it be purchased by an existing publisher if that made sense).