As You Like It
Educational publishers utilize short-run technology to customize course material and reissue out-of-print titles.
Facebook
Facebook
Twitter
Twitter
LinkedIn
LinkedIn
Email
Email
0 Comments
Comments
Pearson Education is one of several large educational book publishers to offer such a program to its customers. The company’s custom publishing program with Offset Paperback Manufacturers (OPM) allows professors to pull chapters from several titles to create their course material.
“Whether it be Pearson, McGraw-Hill or Thomson, their custom divisions are pretty much all digital print,” says Dale Williams, director of prep, sheetfed and digital printing operations at OPM. “Because the professors that order material from these companies take chapters from different books and combine them into a new book for a different class, it’s obviously going to be shorter run.”
0 Comments
View Comments
Warren Chiara
Author's page
Related Content
Comments