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<\/a><\/p>\nRazlozi su brojni, a profesorica Naomi S. Baron s Ameri\u010dkog sveu\u010dili\u0161ta u Washingtonu, ina\u010de profesorica lingvistike i digitalne komunikacije, zaklju\u010duje kako je jedan od razloga i \u010dinjenica da \u010ditanje e-teksta \u010desto podrazumijeva slabiju koncentraciju i pa\u017enju, pa samim time i slabije razumijevanje pro\u010ditanog teksta.<\/p>\n
“Without having read Baron\u2019s book, he offered reasons for his print preference that squared with her findings.<\/em><\/p>\n The most important one to him is \u201cbuilding a physical map in my mind of where things are.\u201d Researchers say readers remember the location of information simply by page and text layout \u2014 that, say, the key piece of dialogue was on that page early in the book with that one long paragraph and a smudge on the corner. Researchers think this plays a key role in comprehension.<\/em><\/p>\n But that is more difficult on screens, primarily because the time we devote to reading online is usually spent scanning and skimming, with few places (or little time) for mental markers. Baron cites research showing readers spend a little more than one minute on Web pages, and only 16\u00a0percent of people read word-by-word. That behavior can bleed into reading patterns when trying to tackle even lengthier texts on-screen.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t absorb as much,\u201d one student told Baron. Another said, \u201cIt\u2019s harder to keep your place online.<\/em>” (Izvor: The Washington Post<\/a>)<\/p>\n \u010clanak<\/a> mo\u017eete pro\u010ditati na mre\u017enim stranicama Washigton Posta.<\/p>\n U velja\u010di ove godine profesorica Baron objavila je i novu knjigu pod naslovom Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in the Digital World<\/em><\/a> u kojoj istra\u017euje na koji na\u010din tehnologija mijenja na\u0161e razumijevanje samog procesa \u010ditanja.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Svi oni koji su slu\u0161ali kolegij Elektroni\u010dko nakladni\u0161tvo i knji\u017earstvo, kao i Komparativne studije iz nakladni\u0161tva i knji\u017earstva vjerojatno su ve\u0107 \u010duli kako mnoge studije i istra\u017eivanja potvr\u0111uju \u010dinjenicu da tiskani tekst jo\u0161 uvijek ima prednost pred e-tekstom, \u010dak i kada je u pitanju generacija digitalnih uro\u0111enika. Iako gotovo tijekom cijeloga dana koriste svoje gadgete … <\/p>\n