One of the blogs I follow is by Matt Phillips, a librarian in Henrico County, Virginia. Today he posted a link to the ebook cheat sheet he made for his fellow librarians:
I was asked a few weeks ago to create a cheat sheet for eBooks so our staff could have something to reference and handout to the public. Luckily I had just read a very helpful post by Jason Griffey that really summed up a lot of issues with eBooks, file types and DRM. I asked in the comments if I could adapt the post and he said it was ok. So I did.
It’s actually a pretty useful cheat sheet for everyone, not just librarians. BTW, the PDF is actually 2 pages. The second page is the ereader cheat sheet that Overdrive released. It’s not as useful, IMO.
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Thank you for reading and linking to my my cheat sheet post. I revised it this morning to correct an error that was pointed out to me regarding BN books and Sony reader compatibility.
Thanks for letting me know. I updated my link.
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