Media Type Influences Preschooler’s Literacy Development: E-book versus Printed Book Reading

  • Kozminsky E
  • Asher-Sadon R
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Abstract

Traditionally, children's books are in a printed format and shared book reading is done with an adult. In recent years, interactive E-books have become a common medium for children's books and shared book reading is diminishing. This study compared the contribution of book format to the development of literacy in kindergarten children. We constructed an E-book, which included a story and related activities that support literacy development. The E-book was then converted to a printed format. Both formats had identical content, such as embedded graphics and literacy activities , but there were some variations due to media characteristics.

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Kozminsky, E., & Asher-Sadon, R. (2013). Media Type Influences Preschooler’s Literacy Development: E-book versus Printed Book Reading. Interdisciplinary Journal of E-Skills and Lifelong Learning, 9, 233–247. https://doi.org/10.28945/1928

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