Students learn more effectively from print textbooks than screens, study says
Interesting tidbit, in the sentence in the article &quot; To explore these patterns further, we conducted three studies that explored college students&#x27; ability to comprehend information on paper and from screens.&quot;<p>&quot;Three studies&quot; is linked to a single study, not three.  The  study is on the site tandfonline.com (Taylor and Francis), where you have to pay to read the study.<p>Also interesting is that Taylor and Francis, on their website taylorandfrancis.com, says &quot;Taylor &amp; Francis Group publishes books for all levels of academic study and professional development, across a wide range of subjects and disciplines.&quot;<p>So long story short, this is a study saying that books are better, that&#x27;s on a site who&#x27;s main business is publishing books.  Not saying the study is inaccurate, but I find an article,  about how books are better, on a book publishers site, somewhat suspect.