Digital reading spaces: How expert readers handle books, the Web and electronic paper
T Hillesund - 2010 - uis.brage.unit.no
2010•uis.brage.unit.no
This paper focuses on changing reading characteristics and presents a study among a
group of expert readers. Considering technological bases of reading and applying corporeal
and material perspectives, this study examines manners in which proficient readers handle
printed and digital texts, attempting to explain differences in digital and paper–based
reading. Based on findings, this paper reflects on how long–form text can be productively
transferred into the digital reading space.
group of expert readers. Considering technological bases of reading and applying corporeal
and material perspectives, this study examines manners in which proficient readers handle
printed and digital texts, attempting to explain differences in digital and paper–based
reading. Based on findings, this paper reflects on how long–form text can be productively
transferred into the digital reading space.
This paper focuses on changing reading characteristics and presents a study among a group of expert readers. Considering technological bases of reading and applying corporeal and material perspectives, this study examines manners in which proficient readers handle printed and digital texts, attempting to explain differences in digital and paper–based reading. Based on findings, this paper reflects on how long–form text can be productively transferred into the digital reading space.
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