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Technology is everywhere and in everything in our everyday life. It won’t be wrong to say that it has become need of the hour and a symbol of modernity. Initially, technology overwhelmed industry and office operations, however, now the field of education is it’s another most favorite area of intervention. Some people think e-book should be encouraged in education and believe it will lead to a brighter future, while others believe the electronic devices such as e-readers, smart phones, tablets and portable laptops should not be used in education as they are electricity and internet connectivity depended. It is true that one cannot access e-book without network, but once accessible e-books have so much to offer as they can help people learn better and enjoy at the same time, save money that is spend in buying hundreds of books and printed resources, and yet make life essay by lifting heavy backpacks from students’ shoulders. (par.1)
Some people may say that Saving money is something important to keep things in balance, they claim that e-book families starting to saving money giving the student the amount of money to buy the e-book , stern (2013) said ” we reached a point in time when high …show more content…

Remotely accessed to the school stuff, students used to come to the school library to take some books for projects, and sometimes they forget the book or something bad happened to the book student must pay for the book and it’s not easy to pay for rare books, but with the e-book you can buy their own copy in the e-book ,Stern said (2013) student can now” almost instantly tap into a global studies digital book and open interactive map of Egypt” ,they don’t have to go to the library and take the book all they need is network to connect with the world library , with the e-book student now can know everything in the school all that is in the school app, if they sick and the cannot come to school now they can know what will happened in the class all thanks to the

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