Most children seem to love computers, and there has been much speculation and research about how educators might harness this interest to facilitate literacy learning. A growing body of research indicates that electronic talking books (ETBs) can help children learn to read and encourage them to read, so we decided to investigate what would happen if ETBs were used alongside or instead of traditional books as home reading, as a means of encouraging reluctant readers to engage in reading at home. Three schools in Australia participated in the 10-week (one school term) project, and 41 reluctant readers were involved. The study has identified several inhibitive and enhancing factors to guide practice
Children from birth to six spend an average of two hours per day using digital media such as televis...
Reading habits and attitudes have changed drastically during the past years, especially among childr...
Silent reading and book discussion about books read for pleasure can increase reading frequency and ...
Many children love computers, and there has been much speculation and research about how educators m...
Regular recreational book reading is a practice that confers substantial educative benefit. However,...
This chapter explores the question of how interactive multimedia talking books can promote young chi...
Regular recreational book reading is a practice that confers substantial educative benefit. However,...
This study examined whether and how parent-child interaction differs when reading a print book than ...
© 2017, © Australian Council for Educational Research 2017. While the benefits of interactive read...
This paper aims to provide an overview of the reading motivation enhancing strategies that teachers ...
The use of ICT as a teaching tool in the early years of schooling receives some research attention i...
This paper describes an effort to build a bookshelf of electronic books for children. Reading is a v...
New learning and communications paradigms of today's learners are extending the definition of litera...
Among those interested in helping students learn to read, it is clear that half the task is to teach...
This study examines the effect of electronic books on the reading experience of first grade students...
Children from birth to six spend an average of two hours per day using digital media such as televis...
Reading habits and attitudes have changed drastically during the past years, especially among childr...
Silent reading and book discussion about books read for pleasure can increase reading frequency and ...
Many children love computers, and there has been much speculation and research about how educators m...
Regular recreational book reading is a practice that confers substantial educative benefit. However,...
This chapter explores the question of how interactive multimedia talking books can promote young chi...
Regular recreational book reading is a practice that confers substantial educative benefit. However,...
This study examined whether and how parent-child interaction differs when reading a print book than ...
© 2017, © Australian Council for Educational Research 2017. While the benefits of interactive read...
This paper aims to provide an overview of the reading motivation enhancing strategies that teachers ...
The use of ICT as a teaching tool in the early years of schooling receives some research attention i...
This paper describes an effort to build a bookshelf of electronic books for children. Reading is a v...
New learning and communications paradigms of today's learners are extending the definition of litera...
Among those interested in helping students learn to read, it is clear that half the task is to teach...
This study examines the effect of electronic books on the reading experience of first grade students...
Children from birth to six spend an average of two hours per day using digital media such as televis...
Reading habits and attitudes have changed drastically during the past years, especially among childr...
Silent reading and book discussion about books read for pleasure can increase reading frequency and ...