How does coursesmart work

CourseSmart was the first e-textbook provider to launch an iPhone app. Also the iPad app. I mean others have obviously gotten on board after us. We also have a dedicated Android app. Do you see these two programs informing each other as you get maybe a year or two years down the road? CLARKE: I wanted to mention that those that take part in the subscription pilot—or market research pilot—will also have access to the analytics package. Would you like to see more education news like this in your inbox on a daily basis?

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