XtremeLabs eReader vs The Foundation Digital Library

Just launched! A full featured cloud-based e-reader application for reading and working with digital training materials. Built by XtremeLabs, the award-winning company behind the original XtremeLabs hands-on labs and XtremeLabs Marketplace (XLM), XtremeCourseware is the platform for technology students and learning organizations to read and engage with the courseware they need to pass certification exams, in college courses, or for self-study. The app comes in a stunning new design, refreshing eBook Interface, book download capabilities and a host of features to enhance your learning. It seamlessly integrates eBooks with videos, synched audios, image banks and interactivities for an engaging eBook reading experience.

"Since 1955, The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law has published an extensive library of books, manuals, and original articles developed in conjunction with its Annual and Special Institutes. These scholarly and practical publications, covering all areas of natural resources and energy law, are now available through the Foundation’s Digital Library. Subscribers gain immediate access to one of the most comprehensive legal resources in the field, with more than 5,000 articles drawn from over 300 expertly authored publications. Users can print documents, download them as PDFs, or copy and paste text into standard word-processing programs. The Digital Library includes the full text of all Annual and Special Institute papers, complete with original graphics, as well as original articles published in the Foundation Journal since 2004. Most papers feature embedded page numbers from the original hardbound editions, supporting traditional citation. The platform supports keyword, author, title, and year searches across a single volume, multiple volumes, or the entire collection. Users can browse results with ease. An individual subscription is $320 per year. Organizations can subscribe for $595 per year, allowing unlimited users via direct login. Sustaining Members receive free access and can contact info@fnrel.org for details."