As the electronic book slowly emerges into the cultures of reading and publishing, questions are raised about the types of reading experience the ebook can offer. Criticism levelled at the ebook states that it cannot offer the same engaged and immersive reading experience as that offered by print. Proponents of the ebook counter that engagement with the book comes not from its format, but from its content. This article examines these opposing positions and argues that the ebook can offer the same level of engaged reading as that of its printed counterpart. It will also examine how the multimodal opportunities of the ebook offer new reading engagements
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Abstract — The traditional paper-based book as we know it has been read and loved for hundreds of ye...
Dalhousie Journal of Interdisciplinary Management Abstract: Print books and ebook devices now co-exi...
eBooks offer the reader a wide range of advantages that printed books do not. They are cheaper, ligh...
Developments in ebook reader technologies have made ebooks a visible and somewhat accepted alternati...
Since the mid-2000s, the ebook has stabilized into an ontologically distinct form, separate from PDF...
The development of the electronic book (eBook) has offered an alternative to the traditional printed...
With electronic book (ebook) sales and readership rising, are ebooks positioned to replace print boo...
This study examines the differences in behavior perspectives between the users of ebooks and printed...
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This study focused on answering the question of which literacy tool would promote literacy more, ele...
Over the past decade, the publishing industry has been transformed by ebooks, which have dramaticall...
TThe book itself is one of the foun-dations of modern education. But, today there is a new book avai...
Electronic books (e-books) are gaining popularity for personal reading. Options for access to a larg...
Based on a mixed-methods study, this study argues that academic library users are finding workflows ...
Once one realizes that eBook formats (and particularly the EPUB3.0 format) are portable websites tha...
Abstract — The traditional paper-based book as we know it has been read and loved for hundreds of ye...
Dalhousie Journal of Interdisciplinary Management Abstract: Print books and ebook devices now co-exi...
eBooks offer the reader a wide range of advantages that printed books do not. They are cheaper, ligh...
Developments in ebook reader technologies have made ebooks a visible and somewhat accepted alternati...
Since the mid-2000s, the ebook has stabilized into an ontologically distinct form, separate from PDF...
The development of the electronic book (eBook) has offered an alternative to the traditional printed...
With electronic book (ebook) sales and readership rising, are ebooks positioned to replace print boo...
This study examines the differences in behavior perspectives between the users of ebooks and printed...
In this paper, we propose a discussion on e-books as a marked product, not just as a discursive fram...
This study focused on answering the question of which literacy tool would promote literacy more, ele...
Over the past decade, the publishing industry has been transformed by ebooks, which have dramaticall...
TThe book itself is one of the foun-dations of modern education. But, today there is a new book avai...
Electronic books (e-books) are gaining popularity for personal reading. Options for access to a larg...
Based on a mixed-methods study, this study argues that academic library users are finding workflows ...
Once one realizes that eBook formats (and particularly the EPUB3.0 format) are portable websites tha...
Abstract — The traditional paper-based book as we know it has been read and loved for hundreds of ye...