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Inspiration
Inspired by other initiatives of self and distance education, I’ve created a Loosely Integrated Book Reading Unified System (LIBRUS) 1 which combines dispersed sources & tools providing the user with a first-of-its-kind integrated study & research platform.
Usage
While designed for a group setting (i.e. book clubs, bible study, etc) it can also be used by individuals on a self-paced course.
Read the 📋 Info page to familiarize with the standards utilized in our project.
Interface
The interface is composed of three columns which are selectively displayed according to the width of the device used. This way you’ll see three columns in large screens, two in medium screens, and only one on small screens.
The split-layout allows for the reading & highlighting of the main content while also viewing of complementary material (articles, word definitions, maps, videos, audio, video-calls, etc) without wrangling separate tabs or windows. Also, it minimizes distraction and increases topic rentention & recall.
Reader enhancements
Additionally, I have been able to implement a few of the text adjustments usually restricted to eBook readers. While in a book, click the Aa button to view options.
License
While adhering to my Creative Commons license, feel free to use, translate, modify, and improve it.
Contributions
Submit contributions so I can merge them or add to the Showcase.
🙏🏼 Godspeed!
Sergio
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Not the work of a trained programmer, just a retired self-learner. ↩