
Alexander Peterson
A user interface that feels like a first attempt at a mobile app, interacts poorly with notifications and other media, freezes often, and the listening feature is in its infancy. The API for educational content with canvas only allows me to listen the books in my library if I navigate through the canvas app first, I cannot just open the app directly to listen or it refuses to open the books at all. Fantastic stuff, nothing positive to say.
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Jayde Taylor
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The audio feautre has improved, but it is still off in pronunciation and reads off punctuation and references. Reader does play when the app is not open, but will randomly stop. The app used to have a feature where you could pause the audio without unlocking your device, but this has since disappeared. You now have to open the app to stop or start audio.
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MazdaVerde
Useful to a point. Could expand its editing features on how pages can either be scrolled entirely, or be displayed page by page. Some books have the option, most don't. Other problem is the lack of clear direction in acquiring a QR code. It's not streamlined through the app, website, and software versions of Vitalsource. Each one should have the same functions and features of at least the account settings, rather than appearing to be built by different teams who did not communicate one another.