Literacy Skills for Book and Online Reading to avoid the shallows of the web
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Essay aus dem Jahr 2011 im Fachbereich Medien / Kommunikation - Sonstiges, Universität Bayreuth, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: This paper reflects on book and web literacy. In particular, the differences between online reading and book reading are outlined by referring to the differences in use of these two mediums and by taking into account the brain processes during reading. The reasons for the various kinds of literacy in regard to books and websites are described. Furthermore, there are some studies done in Germany about reading behaviours which led to the main question, which reading capabilities will be of importance in the future?
In regards to books, this essay does not differ between books readed as a printed version or on an electronical device such as the Kindle Wireless Reader or a similar item, this will not explicitly be considered as online reading.
To specify the meaning of online reading in this essay, all reading of websites, articles, blogs etc. on the web will be considered as online or web reading while disregarding the perception of digital books as there is less difference to reading printed books.
The theory of the knowledge gap was already described in the 1970ies: "The infusion of mass media information into a social system increases, segments of the population with higher socioeconomic status tend to acquire this information at a faster rate than the lower status segments, so that the gap in knowledge between these segments tends to increase rather than decrease."
At the moment the German society is confronted with a new risk of knowledge gap: the Digital Divide , an advanced term including the knowledge gap theory in regard to the internet and also taken into account the diffusion of personal computers and other electronical devices to access the internet. As discussed in chapter 2.4 efficient online reading requires certain skills as the "navigation and orientation within nonlinear structures seems to rely on the reader's ability to mentally represent the top-level structure of the hypertext." This is easier for higher educated and more literate people than for people with a lower proficiency level. Especially as the use of the web is still increasing, online literacy skill will become more important for the access to relevant information in the future.
assumed that the user knows how to use it.
The German reading foundation "Stiftung Lesen" will incorporate the findings of brain science in their activities for advancing reading and reading capability. But the challenge and responsibility is not only at the organizations and institutions...
In regards to books, this essay does not differ between books readed as a printed version or on an electronical device such as the Kindle Wireless Reader or a similar item, this will not explicitly be considered as online reading.
To specify the meaning of online reading in this essay, all reading of websites, articles, blogs etc. on the web will be considered as online or web reading while disregarding the perception of digital books as there is less difference to reading printed books.
The theory of the knowledge gap was already described in the 1970ies: "The infusion of mass media information into a social system increases, segments of the population with higher socioeconomic status tend to acquire this information at a faster rate than the lower status segments, so that the gap in knowledge between these segments tends to increase rather than decrease."
At the moment the German society is confronted with a new risk of knowledge gap: the Digital Divide , an advanced term including the knowledge gap theory in regard to the internet and also taken into account the diffusion of personal computers and other electronical devices to access the internet. As discussed in chapter 2.4 efficient online reading requires certain skills as the "navigation and orientation within nonlinear structures seems to rely on the reader's ability to mentally represent the top-level structure of the hypertext." This is easier for higher educated and more literate people than for people with a lower proficiency level. Especially as the use of the web is still increasing, online literacy skill will become more important for the access to relevant information in the future.
assumed that the user knows how to use it.
The German reading foundation "Stiftung Lesen" will incorporate the findings of brain science in their activities for advancing reading and reading capability. But the challenge and responsibility is not only at the organizations and institutions...
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