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	Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />		Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />
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	“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.<ref name=":0" />		“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.<ref name=":0" />

	Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />		Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />

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	“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.<ref name=":0" />		“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.<ref name=":0" />

	Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />		Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />

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	== E-book ==		== E-book ==
	An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as a normal paper book equivalent in a digital version.<ref name=":0">“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.</ref> E-books can be made by reusing books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated into the e-book version, or be made primarily on the ~~ebook~~ itself, and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book, like text, pages, and a table of contents; they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.<ref name=":1">Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.</ref> E-books are also great options for people with disabilities, as there are many options to fit anyone's specific needs. For example, you can enlarge the text as much as you need, which is not readily available on books that are on paper. This makes e-books more accessible to people who might have ~~seeing~~ impairments to find e-books a much better option.		An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as a normal paper book equivalent in a digital version.<ref name=":0">“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.</ref> E-books can be made by reusing books that have already been created over hundreds of years and translated into the e-book version, or can be made primarily on the e-book itself, and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book, like text, pages, and a table of contents; they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.<ref name=":1">Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.</ref> E-books are also great options for people with disabilities, as there are many options to fit anyone's specific needs. For example, you can enlarge the text as much as you need, which is not readily available on books that are on paper. This makes e-books more accessible to people who might have visual impairments, to find e-books a much better option.

	==== Academic Contexts ====		==== Academic Contexts ====
	In academic contexts e-books are perfect because they allow you to see a wide range of books without physically having to go to the library yourself. E-books also make it much easier especially to use their search engine so you ~~don~~ not have to go looking around for physical books an just search up a keyword and find many e-books on that topic. E-books also make it easier ~~for looking~~ up certain ~~passage~~ by searching up certain sentences or words ~~int he~~ book and you could be brought straight to the page or pages of which it is said. This is great especially for academic purposes if you need to find a specific quote or trying to find a good quote for an assignment.		In academic contexts, e-books are perfect because they allow you to see a wide range of books without physically having to go to the library yourself. E-books also make it much easier, especially to use their search engine, so you do not have to go looking around for physical books, and just search up a keyword and find many e-books on that topic.<ref name=":1" /> E-books also make it easier to look up certain passages by searching for certain sentences or words in the book, and you could be brought straight to the page or pages on which it is said. This is great, especially for academic purposes, if you need to find a specific quote or are trying to find a good quote for an assignment.<ref name=":1" />

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	== E-book ==		== E-book ==
	An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as ~~and~~ normal paper ~~books~~ equivalent to in a digital version.<ref name=":0">“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.</ref> E-books can be made by ~~re-using~~ books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated ~~it to~~ the ~~ebook~~ version or be made ~~primary~~ on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.<ref name=":1">Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.</ref> E-books are also great options for people with disabilities as there are many options to fit ~~anyones~~ specific needs. For example you can enlarge the text as much as you need which is not readily available on books that are on paper.		An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as a normal paper book equivalent in a digital version.<ref name=":0">“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.</ref> E-books can be made by reusing books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated into the e-book version, or be made primarily on the ebook itself, and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book, like text, pages, and a table of contents; they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.<ref name=":1">Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.</ref> E-books are also great options for people with disabilities, as there are many options to fit anyone's specific needs. For example, you can enlarge the text as much as you need, which is not readily available on books that are on paper. This makes e-books more accessible to people who might have seeing impairments to find e-books a much better option.

			==== Academic Contexts ====
			In academic contexts e-books are perfect because they allow you to see a wide range of books without physically having to go to the library yourself. E-books also make it much easier especially to use their search engine so you don not have to go looking around for physical books an just search up a keyword and find many e-books on that topic. E-books also make it easier for looking up certain passage by searching up certain sentences or words int he book and you could be brought straight to the page or pages of which it is said. This is great especially for academic purposes if you need to find a specific quote or trying to find a good quote for an assignment.

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	== E-book ==		== E-book ==
	An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as and normal paper books equivalent to in a digital version. <ref name=":0">~~Armstrong, et al. ''~~“E-~~books – an overview~~.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ~~ScienceDirect~~. </ref> E-books can be made by re-using books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated ~~ito~~ the ebook version or be made primary on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.		An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as and normal paper books equivalent to in a digital version.<ref name=":0">“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.</ref> E-books can be made by re-using books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated it to the ebook version or be made primary on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.<ref name=":1">Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.</ref> E-books are also great options for people with disabilities as there are many options to fit anyones specific needs. For example you can enlarge the text as much as you need which is not readily available on books that are on paper.



			“E-Books.” ''ScienceDirect Topics'', Elsevier, 2002, www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/e-books.<ref name=":0" />

			Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. “Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.” ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017, crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/article/view/16713/18220.<ref name=":1" />

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	== E-book ==		== E-book ==
	An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as and normal paper books equivalent to in a digital version. <ref name=":0">Armstrong, et al. ''“E-books – an overview.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ScienceDirect. </ref> E-books can be made by re-using books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated ito the ebook version or be made primary on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.		An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as and normal paper books equivalent to in a digital version. <ref name=":0">Armstrong, et al. ''“E-books – an overview.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ScienceDirect. </ref> E-books can be made by re-using books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated ito the ebook version or be made primary on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.

	~~Armstrong, et al. ''“E-books – an overview.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ScienceDirect.<ref name=":0" />~~

	Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. ''“Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.”'' ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017.<ref>Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. ''“Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.”'' ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017. </ref>

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	== E-book ==		== E-book ==
	An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text.		An e-book is a shorter term for a digital version of a book that lives inside your iPhone or any electronic device you want to read a book on. They are made instead of regular books with print on paper; e-books are made with glowing pixels on the screen that turn into text. Scholarly definitions describe it as and normal paper books equivalent to in a digital version. <ref name=":0">Armstrong, et al. ''“E-books – an overview.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ScienceDirect. </ref> E-books can be made by re-using books that have already been created over hundreds of years and be translated ito the ebook version or be made primary on the ebook itself and vice versa. E-books replicate many features of a regular book like text, pages, and a table of contents they must be used on a digital form to be considered e-books.
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			Armstrong, et al. ''“E-books – an overview.”'' ''ScienceDirect Topics'', 2002. ScienceDirect.<ref name=":0" />

			Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. ''“Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.”'' ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017.<ref>Zhang, Tao, Xi Niu, and Marlen Promann. ''“Assessing the User Experience of E-Books in Academic Libraries.”'' ''College & Research Libraries'', vol. 78, no. 3, 2017. </ref>