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	<title>Mas&#039; E-learning and Digital Cultures Blog &#187; online reading</title>
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		<title>Reading II &#8211; paper v screen</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:53:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Reading Kress article online because I was desperate for time its a good thing as I know that I can do it (online reading).   I had his article on my laptop screen and Ipod touch for my notes while reading.  It&#8217;s different than what I normally do when reading on paper but I have adapt [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Reading Kress article online because I was desperate for time its a good thing as I know that I can do it (online reading).   I had his article on my laptop screen and Ipod touch for my notes while reading.  It&#8217;s different than what I normally do when reading on paper but I have adapt my methods accordingly.  However, I have to plug in my laptop compared to paper it is more portable as I can take the papers with me and don&#8217;t have to worry about running out of power, plus paper is less heavy than my laptop.  Also if you carrying a book you look more studious than carrying a laptop?  There is an ebook application/system that we(Northampton College) subscribed which allows you to highlight text and scribble notes next to it.  I have yet to try it and was dissappointed tonite as I can&#8217;t access the site using my login.  So that&#8217;s technology which can fail you at times &#8211; 24/7 &#8211; NOT!</p>
<p>Kress also mentioned about online writing where the role of an author and reader cannot be distinguished.  Readers now are allowed to contribute for example Wikipedia.  And also where author/designer have no control of how and where a reader might use the entry point to the reading in contract with book author dictates the entry point.  I disagreed as I use the index of a book a lot especially to demonstrate to students there are cross-referencing between a book with another book of a different subject.  It&#8217;s just that the index is placed at the back of a book compared to website where readers are presented with the index at the homepage &#8211; the first page of the website.</p>
<p>A picture worth a thousand words &#8211; I could not have agreed more.</p>
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