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    A new study finds that teachers in k-through-12 schools in the u.s. Now use digital instructional materials more than print materials in the classroom. More than 80 percent of the publishers and manufacturers surveyed in the study reported delivering their products online. Print was cited as a delivery method about 65 percent of the time.

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    A new study finds that teachers in k-through-12 schools in the u.s. Now use digital instructional materials more than print materials in the classroom. More than 80 percent of the publishers and manufacturers surveyed in the study reported delivering their products online. Print was cited as a delivery method about 65 percent of the time.

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    Education Market Research

    100 Market Research Lane


    Researchland, MD 20918
    BROADCAST NEWS RELEASE (50 seconds)
    March 2, 2015

    CONTACT:
    Mary Taylor Renfro
    (513) 226-3958,

    mrenfro@live.unc.edu
    STUDY FINDS DIGITAL MATERIALS FAVORED
    OVER PRINT IN US CLASSROOMS

    We have new information today about the resources teachers


    are using in classrooms across the country, and its not looking
    good for proponents of traditional textbooks.
    A new study from market intelligence companies Simba
    Information and Education Market Research found that teachers in
    k-through-12 schools in the U-S now use digital instructional
    materials more than print materials in the classroom.
    According to the study, the market for digital resources is
    growing faster than the grade school market, causing publishing
    companies to create more digital content to keep up.
    More than 80 percent of the publishers and manufacturers
    surveyed in the study reported delivering their products online.
    Print, in contrast, was cited as a delivery method about 65
    percent of the time.
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