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kkleiner writes "South Korea is doing away with those burdensome textbooks and digitizing their entire curriculum. By 2015, all of the material that used to be bound between textbook covers will be accessed by computers, tablets and smart phones. In addition to content from ordinary textbooks, the digital textbooks will include supporting material such as multimedia and related FAQs. Each school will have its own cloud computing system on which the digital curriculum will be stored that the students can access to get the material they need. The government expects to spend $2.4 billion on the project."
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