According to the memorandum, this statement is part of an acceptable answer. A criterion that is often used is the use of digital rights management (DRM) – or at least, the option of providing DRM for titles. In one of the questions, I ask students to suggest criteria that would influence their choice of ebook vendor. I finished marking some PUB310 semester tests. However! I did play with PubCoder after installing it, and am finding a lot of promising interaction design decisions which, I think, will prove it to be a powerful tool for creating fixed-layout or interactive ebooks. My verdict so far is that PubCoder’s installation process is needlessly complicated, requires an internet connection, and leaves the user without much guidance at first startup. Here are the screenshots and my thoughts about installing PubCoder as comments. Which is why ebook designers ask a hefty fee for making them.Īnyway. I suggest checking out Non-Fiction Fixed Layout eBooks from my mentors, eBook Architects to get a sense of how complicated it can be to make these kinds of books. I’ll be using PubCoder as a tool to create fixed-layout interactive ebooks that can be published on a variety of platforms. So if I struggle to set it up, I’ll likely struggle to get into it. Also, the installation process is a herald of the kind of interaction design decisions designers made about the rest of the application.
I can’t answer that question before installing PubCoder. Does the tool support effortless writing?.When critiquing an ebook creation tool, I ask: In my last post, I determined the first of 10 heuristics/criteria for choosing a tool that helps you create and publish ebooks. I’m leaving for the USA in a while for a holiday, so been busy preparing for that.
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