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Emantras Partners With Odyssey Press, Brings On-Demand Printing To REED Platform

By Chris Riedel
06/16/08

Digital education and learning-enhancement company Emantras announced its partnership with digital printer Odyssey Press. The partnership with Odyssey will add on-demand printing for end users of Emantras' REED (Rapid e-Book and e-Journal) platform.

With the addition of Odyssey's print-on-demand, users will be able to order printed copies of e-books and e-journals with a mouse-click, allowing instructors to order printed copies of texts for classroom or other student use.

The REED platform allows publishers to create and manage digital content, providing them with a comprehensive set of learning workflow and collaborative tools. Through the platform, education professionals have the ability to deliver class notes, PowerPoint slides, and links to a range of relevant materials, directly to students at the point of reference from within the digital document.

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