Percepcja tekstu w formie drukowanej i elektronicznej

Tałuć, Katarzyna; Tomaszczyk, Jacek

doi:10.36702/zin.383

ZIN

2018

DOI: 10.36702/zin.383

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Percepcja tekstu w formie drukowanej i elektronicznej

Katarzyna Tałuć

Jacek Tomaszczyk

Abstract: CEL/TEZA: Upowszechnienie technologii informacyjno-komunikacyjnych, czego odzwierciedleniem jest rosnąca dostępność tekstów w cyfrowej formie, jak i urządzeń umożliwiających ich odbiór (laptopów, tabletów, smartfonów), skłania do objęcia badaniami zachowań czytelniczych w kontekście rosnącej popularności e-tekstów i ich nośników. Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie wyników badań percepcji i recepcji tekstu czytanego w wersji drukowanej oraz elektronicznej. Autorzy odpowiadają na pytanie badawcze, czy nośnik tek… Show more

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Thesis/Purpose of the article – The present multitude of forms of communication requires diversified intermediation and promotion, and these seem now to be now the main functions of libraries. However, the basis of these endeavours is still print. A departure from supporting print media would result in a crisis in librarianship. In mediation there is a need to verify the content and support a critical reception, as well informational as non-informational. Direct services are essential, but so are remote services and the facilitation of interpersonal contacts. Research method – an analysis of the literature allows us to conclude that the overall library offer requires the supply of print media, delivery of digital media, and also the creation of conditions for direct contact between users. Without that, there will be no future for librarianship. Results and conclusions – The advantages of print are: wisdom, reflective concentration, non-informative (fictionalized) freedom. The possible elimination of print is therefore a serious intellectual and emotional threat. The advantages of digital communication are: multi-semioticity, informational; richness and extensive range – while its weaknesses are overinformation, shallow knowledge, and passivity of inspired thinking. Furthermore the related co-presence of smart articles phone users is only an appearance. Therefore, there is a need for the coexistence of print and digital communication and the facilitation of direct contacts between users. Libraries provide all of this in their offer. In turn, any departure from this, even partial, threatens librarianship with a fundamental crisis.

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