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Leme

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4. yes, thanks for link

Reply to Moliere (Reply #2)

Thu Jun 12, 2014, 07:02 AM

Jun 2014

from link:
Mueller and Oppenheimer postulate that taking notes by hand requires different types of cognitive processing than taking notes on a laptop, and these different processes have consequences for learning.
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definitely part of what I am thinking about, thanks for link

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I just wonder if learning by reading from a book is different than from a tablet/computer [View all] Leme Jun 2014 OP

I see you point about a "tangible task" w/ paper books. Cooley Hurd Jun 2014 #1

Not sure about reading but... Moliere Jun 2014 #2

yes, thanks for link Leme Jun 2014 #4

You are correct exboyfil Jun 2014 #3

thanks Leme Jun 2014 #6

It's not the medium but the content that improves learning... Sancho Jun 2014 #5

Not directly responsive, elleng Jun 2014 #7