- I used a Dell desktop computer for this experiment
- I used Mozilla Firefox as my browser. I didn't download the PDF.
- The best options were Hathi Trust and Internet Archive because I found them easy to navigate. I consider them equivalent levels of user friendliness.
- The worst option was Google Books, but it really wasn't terrible. I just found the other two easier to navigate.
- Most of my reading is offline. The reading that I do online is
- When I take notes while I read, I also put both on the screen so that I may view them at the same time. I am lucky because some of the engineering labs on campus have two monitors for a computer so I have plenty of room to open a few browsers or documents.
- I take the same procedure as in question 6 if I have a PDF file.
- I have never printed out reading materials so that I may read them as hard copies. Unless its class notes, sometimes I print those. For the most part, I try to save paper.
- I really really really like the double monitor action. The Rawl Engineering Practice Facility had some massive monitors and it makes my online work more efficient.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
UnTextbook Online Reading Options
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