When University of North Dakota Professor Virginia Clinton outlined the textbooks required for her classes, she always encouraged her students to save money by purchasing the cheaper digital versions of books rather than physical textbooks. However, each year she found that many of her students continued to show up to…

One of the most common cited reasons for going paperless is that it saves trees. This makes some intuitive sense. Paper after all, does come from trees. It’s a simple fact that for paper to be created, at some point in the cycle, someone needed to cut down some trees…

As our world grows increasingly digitalized, it’s not uncommon for businesses, organizations, and individuals to question the wisdom of keeping paper hard copy backups. After all, moving all your document and file storage to digital can significantly cut down on the amount of physical space and storage that you’ll need…