PAPERLESS JOY

Two-gigabyte hard drive space can hold information equivalent to paper documents that would require a four-drawer filing cabinet.

For instance, an eBook that can be carried in a coat pocket can contain the equivalent of 400 books and other documents;

I gradually became 100 percent paperless, and now I only use paper when I am required to by regulations or the law.

creativity. Another fantastic paperless gadget is the eBook reader, which I can take with me everywhere, loaded with hundreds of books and documents.

they can produce a paperless generation of students who are acculturated to using ICT-based media instead of paper.

there is a persistent myth that paper is superior to ICT applications,

My first step toward paperlessness was to stop reading research reports in printed format on paper, but instead reading them directly from the screen. Incrementally I would get better and better at it, to the point now of now finding it easier and more natural to read from a screen than from paper.

Taking exams and correcting and scoring exams, in addition to the teacher’s administrative work, would become much more effective when done in a paperless manner.

Easy editing of documents also leads to the printing of multiple versions of the same document.