At some point, I’d love to have an ebook version certain content from the Handbook. Right now, it’s very much “under construction” (I’m still getting feedback on the content from many people), so that’s not an immediate priority. But perhaps creating a PDF with a few of the most important essays would make sense to do sooner (as we did with the very first edition). Thanks for giving me something to consider!
Thanks for the info, Aaron! I would also find a PDF or eBook format useful. I upload them onto a non-backlit digital tablet to make reading easier on my eyes. Even just the ability to view all of the articles on one internet page would be super helpful—we could then “print” to pdf and upload it onto our readers from there :)
Came here to say the same. It would also help to actually print and bind it as a book to hand it to beginners. It gives a more “contained” perspective. With sequences online I always have the sense that the link tree never ends and my motivation to read it is reduced.
Thanks for the post! Do you think that a kindle version of the EA Handbook would be useful in order to effectively reach a wider audience?
At some point, I’d love to have an ebook version certain content from the Handbook. Right now, it’s very much “under construction” (I’m still getting feedback on the content from many people), so that’s not an immediate priority. But perhaps creating a PDF with a few of the most important essays would make sense to do sooner (as we did with the very first edition). Thanks for giving me something to consider!
Thanks for the info, Aaron! I would also find a PDF or eBook format useful. I upload them onto a non-backlit digital tablet to make reading easier on my eyes. Even just the ability to view all of the articles on one internet page would be super helpful—we could then “print” to pdf and upload it onto our readers from there :)
Came here to say the same. It would also help to actually print and bind it as a book to hand it to beginners. It gives a more “contained” perspective. With sequences online I always have the sense that the link tree never ends and my motivation to read it is reduced.