[NIFL-TECHNOLOGY:3534] Reading online vs reading print

From: Marian Thacher (mthacher@otan.us)
Date: Wed Mar 02 2005 - 10:01:42 EST 

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I recently read something about a study of the skills needed for reading
online, somewhat different than those required for reading print. Does
anyone remember this, or can you direct me to any such study?

Thanks,
Marian

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