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Long shot here. Could anyone point me to research showing that we *believe* we read better than we actually do?
(IE thinking that we are grasping the full meaning or context we aren't, perhaps between we read faster on screens and skim more.)
I’m sure I’ve read about this, but now I need a reference, it escapes me.
I don’t think Maryanne Wolf mentioned this specifically in “Reader, Come Home”.
Patricia Alexander found that students incorrectly judged their comprehension as better online than in print. But that’s not quite the same as thinking their overall reading comprehension is better than it is.
Any leads would be great, or if you feel like giving this a boost to help spread the net, I’d appreciate it.
Da ich eben mal wieder darüber gestolpert bin: Das Flipbook meines Comics „El Jugador“ ist immer noch online. Das Album wurde nur in einer kleinen Auflage gedruckt und ist längst vergriffen – wer mal reinlesen möchte: https://online.nextflipbook.com/dpxf/36mb/mobile.html
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After four months or so of daily use of a large-format (13.3") e-ink device, my view on PDFs has shifted strongly.
It's not that PDFs suck for online reading. They're actually often optimal.
It's that most online reading displays and mechanisms suck. Horizontal 4:3 or 16:9 glossy displays, or palm-sized devices, are awful.
A largish display (starting at about 6", though I'd suggest 8--10 and am really loving the 13.3" I've got), portrait mode, e-ink, B&W, and decent bookreader software are excellent.
