Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde
Both reading on screen and reading on paper are now of great importance in our daily activities. However, as practitioners, have we ever thought of comparing them? In the present article, we will first compare these two types of reading by considering 20 possible differences. This comparison will le...
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doaj-8458c0b62f5744f5a4b382c7e1560d802020-11-25T01:27:29ZfraUniversité Marc BlochALSIC : Apprentissage des Langues et Systèmes d'Information et de Communication1286-49862004-12-01710.4000/alsic.2317Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue secondeLinda de SerresBoth reading on screen and reading on paper are now of great importance in our daily activities. However, as practitioners, have we ever thought of comparing them? In the present article, we will first compare these two types of reading by considering 20 possible differences. This comparison will lead us to a question: how can we help the second language reader to be more efficient when reading on screen? Suggestions will be made based on ideas drawn from introspective verbal protocols collected during an experiment involving eight French-speaking undergraduate students who were met on an individual basis and who were asked to read a hypertext in English. Pragmatic avenues for practitioners will be suggested. At the turn of the twenty-first century, when an increasing number of undergraduate students must cope not only with hypertext reading but also with a second language, being acquainted with ways of helping them is becoming essential.http://journals.openedition.org/alsic/2317adulthypertextpedagogical ground followingreadingsecond language |
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Linda de Serres Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde ALSIC : Apprentissage des Langues et Systèmes d'Information et de Communication adult hypertext pedagogical ground following reading second language |
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Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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Paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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paramètres pour une efficacité accrue de la lecture hypertextuelle en langue seconde |
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Université Marc Bloch |
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ALSIC : Apprentissage des Langues et Systèmes d'Information et de Communication |
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1286-4986 |
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2004-12-01 |
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Both reading on screen and reading on paper are now of great importance in our daily activities. However, as practitioners, have we ever thought of comparing them? In the present article, we will first compare these two types of reading by considering 20 possible differences. This comparison will lead us to a question: how can we help the second language reader to be more efficient when reading on screen? Suggestions will be made based on ideas drawn from introspective verbal protocols collected during an experiment involving eight French-speaking undergraduate students who were met on an individual basis and who were asked to read a hypertext in English. Pragmatic avenues for practitioners will be suggested. At the turn of the twenty-first century, when an increasing number of undergraduate students must cope not only with hypertext reading but also with a second language, being acquainted with ways of helping them is becoming essential. |
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adult hypertext pedagogical ground following reading second language |
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http://journals.openedition.org/alsic/2317 |
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