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how does a reader access the glossary study cards?

I believe that all entries made in the book's Glossary are automatically viewable as study cards, but I don't know how readers access those cards. Any help?

iMac 27" i7-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.7.3)

Posted on May 5, 2012 8:16 AM

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Posted on May 5, 2012 8:30 AM

From Gizmodo:

http://gizmodo.com/5877500/apples-ipad-textbooks-everything-you-need-to-know-upd ating-live

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Study cards: This is another really neat feature, perhaps one of the best. The iBooks app will automatically turn your highlights and notes into study cards. The cards will also include must-lear words from the glossary.

They follow a paper metaphor, complete with a 3D effect (shown in the first image). Their objective is to make these cards feel like actual library cards.

User uploaded fileLike real cards, you have a basic concept on the front and expanded notes on the back. Like every other element in the iBooks app, sweeping your finger will go through all of them. You can also flip them around easily, by clicking on the lower corner.

It's a good translation of the real world, a user experience that is both useful and looks elegant. It will also be useful for any kinds of research, if it's available for every book through the iBooks 2 application.

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May 5, 2012 8:30 AM in response to dmingo

From Gizmodo:

http://gizmodo.com/5877500/apples-ipad-textbooks-everything-you-need-to-know-upd ating-live

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Study cards: This is another really neat feature, perhaps one of the best. The iBooks app will automatically turn your highlights and notes into study cards. The cards will also include must-lear words from the glossary.

They follow a paper metaphor, complete with a 3D effect (shown in the first image). Their objective is to make these cards feel like actual library cards.

User uploaded fileLike real cards, you have a basic concept on the front and expanded notes on the back. Like every other element in the iBooks app, sweeping your finger will go through all of them. You can also flip them around easily, by clicking on the lower corner.

It's a good translation of the real world, a user experience that is both useful and looks elegant. It will also be useful for any kinds of research, if it's available for every book through the iBooks 2 application.

how does a reader access the glossary study cards?

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