How Much Mightier Is the Pen than the Keyboard for Note-Taking? A Replication and Extension of Mueller and Oppenheimer (2014)

Overview of attention for article published in Educational Psychology Review, February 2019

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Naves-ELTM-CLIL-SLA, 16 Dec 2021

Laptops vs handwritten notes? The research continues to be inconsistent. Bui et al (2013) report laptop superior when Ss are…

Çocuk & Aile Çalışmaları Laboratuvarı / Child & Family Studies Laboratory, 01 Mar 2019

Teknolojinin kullanımı arttıkça, çocukların eğitim konusunda da teknolojiye tamamıyla güvenmelerinin ne kadar doğru olduğu tartış…

Nick Byrd, 11 Feb 2019

👉 Note-taking with pen and paper WASN’T significantly more effective than note-taking on a computer in recent replication and…

Dower and Associates, Inc., 06 Feb 2019

Oops! The study showing handwritten notes are superior to typed notes fails to replicate ABSTRACT: Many students use laptops…