What does that mean lol

"Children are spending a lot of time with non-educational video and game content on their tablet." So, somehow we're going to get them to be educated? This is dumbledore, oh, now I remember seeing this before.

"Instead of locking out children from their tablet functionality, what if we provided them with an e-reader option?

"Replicate how this experience [what experience?] might work to gain an understanding of a child's reaction through releaseing for a generative research led diary study" ….what lol

Looks like they got a couple examples of user flows, i like the one where a character is "holding" whatever book your'e considering, as well as saying a preview of that book. They're using emojis for categories which I don't like at all. That being said book categorizing needs work anyway - the app i us to check out from the library has like, fiction, sci fi, and that's it lol.

Also, I don't think this goes in depth to the reader experience enough. I think that'll need a lot of work

https://github.com/futurepress/epub.js/ v.03? Eek. Demo seems to work prety well FREE BSD license

var book = ePub("url/to/book/package.opf");
var rendition = book.renderTo("area", {width: 600, height: 400});
var displayed = rendition.display();

You can paginate You can seamlessly transition or load it all in a scrolly boi Youc an pop your Table of contents into a dropdown Youc an hook into this shit:

book.spine.hooks.serialize // Section is being converted to text
book.spine.hooks.content // Section has been loaded and parsed
rendition.hooks.render // Section is rendered to the screen
rendition.hooks.content // Section contents have been loaded
rendition.hooks.unloaded // Section contents are being unloaded

https://github.com/readium/readium-js looks way more complicated possibly more configurable? looks liek it takes shitloads of script tags to even get working… Also has requirements around AMD/REquirejs etc

https://github.com/TEA-ebook/teabook-open-reader This is some whole movement. No.

https://github.com/Treinetic/TreineticEpubReader Extension of readium but librarified and simplified Looks a little messier Doesn't seem to have many hooks, documentation not as good

Kids are spending a lot of time with fuckboi videogame stuff on their tablets