Last week, I learned about the Tablet School and talked with founder Oskari Lehtonen. The Tablet School provides curriculum based courses for high schools and junior high schools. Besides text, the e-courses include a variety of media elements, such as quizzes, links, and YouTube videos. For authors, e-courses are easy to compose in a technical sense: you just add the text, images, and media elements through the user-friendly platform. As for quality, authors know that producing outstanding content is challenging regardless of medium. In the Tablet School, teachers can complete the materials by themselves and compile tests either from a course’s ready-made tasks or from their own questions. For students, e-materials form a handy package that is always available on a tablet or in any device. Extra value comes from a discussion forum and from links to other subjects and online resources. The Tablet School’s pricing seems to make sense for all parties: authors get 35% royalties, teachers use the platform free of charge, and students pay 11 euros for a five-year license.