This document contains a notecard on related literature for a study. It lists 5 related studies on areas like EFL theory and practice, reading comprehension exams on screen vs paper, the effect of text highlighting on comprehension, e-textbook usage at a university, and perceptions of digital and printed text. It describes the authors, research titles, objectives, and hypotheses of each study. The notecard was created by Shelo Marie Garcia in STEM section 12-15.
This document contains a notecard on related literature for a study. It lists 5 related studies on areas like EFL theory and practice, reading comprehension exams on screen vs paper, the effect of text highlighting on comprehension, e-textbook usage at a university, and perceptions of digital and printed text. It describes the authors, research titles, objectives, and hypotheses of each study. The notecard was created by Shelo Marie Garcia in STEM section 12-15.
This document contains a notecard on related literature for a study. It lists 5 related studies on areas like EFL theory and practice, reading comprehension exams on screen vs paper, the effect of text highlighting on comprehension, e-textbook usage at a university, and perceptions of digital and printed text. It describes the authors, research titles, objectives, and hypotheses of each study. The notecard was created by Shelo Marie Garcia in STEM section 12-15.
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