We are happy to provide the required reading for this module in EPUB and MOBI file formats for reading on Kindle, Ipads, Nooks and other ereading devices.
Epub File Format (Format provided for Ipad, Nook, Kindle and other devices)
An EPUB file (short for electronic publication) is a free and open e-book standard by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF). Files have the extension .epub and is designed for reflowable content, meaning that an EPUB reader can optimize text for a particular display device.
Most dedicated e-book readers support the EPUB format (including the newer versions of Amazon Kindle line of devices). EPUB reading software is also available for all modern smartphones. Devices that support EPUB include Android devices (using Aldiko, CoolReader, FBReader etc), Barnes & Noble Nook, BlackBerry PlayBook, iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch (using iBooks), Kobo eReader, Sony Reader and Windows Phone (using Freda or Stanzetta or other similar apps).
To add epub files to your ipad, you can add them to your iTunes library by choosing File > Add to Library, and then sync them to your device.
Mobi File Format (Format no longer supported by new versions of Amazon Kindle devices)
To upload our files to Kindle, you can either send the EPUB file to your Kindle Library or send the pdf file to your Kindle email address with the word CONVERT as the subject title of the email.
A mobi file is a Mobipocket eBook file developed by a French company called Mobipocket which was bought by Amazon in 2005. Unencrypted Mobipocket books can be read on the Amazon Kindle natively, as well as in Amazon Kindle programs on other devices. Amazon announced in 2023 that the Mobi format will no longer be supported on newer Kindle devices.