Best Practices for E-reader Tablets in Carceral Institutions - PEN America

Produced by the Coalition for Carceral Access in Literature and Learning (C.A.L.L.) The introduction of e-reader tablets to carceral institutions is a new and growing trend. When implemented in a way that prioritizes incarcerated people

Reading Between the Bars - PEN America

Tips on Buying the Right E-Reader or Tablet

Announcing a new Kindle—one you can write on

Improving the Usability of E-Book Readers - JUXJUX

Spiders. Over 35,000 species. Every person on Earth eaten in one year. Now there’s one more a ravenous eight-legged hybrid thousands of years in

Arachnid 2.0: Darkness Crawls, Detest-A-Pest #2 (E-Book)

Reading Between the Bars - PEN America

The Cost of Reading in Prisons: Book Censorship and E-Reader Tablets in Carceral Institutions - PEN America

Lucas County jail adds computer tablets for inmate use

Book Bans: PEN America v. Escambia County - Good e-Reader

New Guidance: E-Readers in Prisons Must Expand Access to Reading, Not Supplant Books Altogether - PEN America

s $340 Kindle Scribe is its first e-reader with handwriting and pen support

When It Comes to Prison Education, Some Who Need It Most May Be Left Behind

Books Have the Power to Rehabilitate. But Prisons Are Blocking Access to Them. – Mother Jones

The Everglades Experiment: Florida's First 'Incentivized' Prison Redefines Punishment - The Crime Report