Reading literature: Offline vs online, print book vs ebook

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Whether we read a print book, or use a laptop, an ebook reader, a tablet, or a smartphone - the technological possibilities of the medium fundamentally shape our reading experience; and this has far-reaching cognitive and social effects.
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@sonusingh-zr6xw 4 года назад

He is not slow. He is mindful.

@mr.nobody194 3 года назад

For me... There's no difference between digital and paperback reading as long as I am keen to read and that book is interesting... Knowledge is the same in whatever you obtain❤️

@oggyharamihai7654 2 года назад

I like paperback It gives me a sense of relief and those nerdy vibes along with that fragrance of paper. adding more to it if you have a cup of coffee then the world would seem a paradise. isn't it?

@whateveryousay5674 2 года назад

@@oggyharamihai7654 may I join you for said coffee ☕️ good sir?

@taulantisaku4688 4 года назад

Put speed on 1.25x or 1.5x, thank me later !

@oggyharamihai7654 2 года назад

your attention span is low so go and consult a physician in the first place. btw thank me later

@Kaori-- 2 года назад

@@oggyharamihai7654 This is better because it's kinda relaxing

@thelovertunisia 3 года назад

You are right it makes a difference but not necessarily a bad one. I do both and I came to notice that when I read ebooks on my smartphone, I read more because I always have the phobe ready when I have to wait in my car or in the office or so while the real book or magazine is at home so not always available when I have free time to use. I read a lot in my car since I spend a lot of time on the road and I often have to sit in the car to wait for a colleague to finish work etc.

@hssy2jrocker 3 года назад

I cannot concentrate while reading from screen. I don't find it intuitive atall. I saved money for iPad Air, then used my friend's for a couple of month & finally, bought a laser printer with that money

@thelovertunisia 3 года назад

@@hssy2jrocker I bought a tablet on purpose for reading ebooks but since I often forget it when I go out I ended up using my phone most of the time and I got used to it and I read dozens of books like that.

@hssy2jrocker 3 года назад

@@thelovertunisia I do not enjoy reading to be honest. I hate it actually.. hahaha.. I never finished a non-academic book in my life. I only read (actually study) for academics only. So whatever I read in details, I need to retain it from exam point of view. Paper is much better for that. If something is spread out over too many material, I index them digitally rather than making notes. Btw reading on the phone can be bad if the font size if too small. I hope you have an ebook reader that increases the text size & customizes according to the size of the screen. Otherwise its harmful in the long term.

@thelovertunisia 3 года назад

@@hssy2jrocker I agree. For detail you are right. But for me if I read ebooks it would be too expensive to print them out.

@thelovertunisia 3 года назад

@@hssy2jrocker Paper is much much better in reality there is no doubt about that. It's just an matter of cost per page.