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: Lex ScriptaIs it reading or not?
By Dallas Association of Law Librarians
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Seen in the New York Times:Literacy Debate: Online, R U Really Reading?
The New York Times
By MOTOKO RICH
Published: July 27, 2008Rich writes the first of a series of articles discussing how the Internet and other technological/social forces are changing people's reading habits. If teens are reading fan fiction on the net, is that the same as reading novels? Do students understand the difference between a reliable web site and a hoax?
Full post as published by Lex Scripta on July 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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