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Direct linkMerga, Margaret K. – English in Australia, 2014
Digital reading technologies may be intuitively appealing. They offer many possibilities, including great potential for interactivity around books, portability of whole libraries in one small reading unit, and almost instant satisfaction of demand for a particular book. Though there is limited research exploring the appeal of digital reading for…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Reading Habits, Secondary School Students, Books
