I recently read an article in School Library Journal by Karen Jensen with the above title. It caught my eye since the high school is now a 1:1 school and students rely on their electronic devices much more.
Many students use their devices for both research and recreational reading. There are students who still check out print books and enjoy the feel of a book in their hands, but reading habits have definitely changed. That being said, with books that are checked out, Ms. Jensen states, "There is no information about what the patron did with the item, or if that item made any impact on personal growth, education, or recreation." To read the entire article click here.
Many students use their devices for both research and recreational reading. There are students who still check out print books and enjoy the feel of a book in their hands, but reading habits have definitely changed. That being said, with books that are checked out, Ms. Jensen states, "There is no information about what the patron did with the item, or if that item made any impact on personal growth, education, or recreation." To read the entire article click here.