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Colleges, universities and high schools have long heard the complaint about the cost of textbooks. Basically, as soon as some textbooks are published they are out of date. A book on law, for example, changes depending upon the legal structure of the state. A work on science changes as new items are discovered or old beliefs are debunked. A lot of funds are spent – either by the school board or by the student – in purchasing textbooks that may be used infrequently or may be soon out of date. Given the nature of Web 2.0 technologies and beliefs and...

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