Vol. 12, Special Issue 9 (2023)

Author(s):
Aishwarya Singh, Dr. Sangeeta Gupta and Dr. Mithilesh Verma

Abstract:
If analyzed closely, reading cannot be seen as a simple process. It involves more than just seeing the words written on paper. In the center of a digital age, where the new technology is used daily, it should be looked that whether the brains of the reader responds differently to a different type of reading formats or not. Some readers tend to only read printed texts because they are not familiar with the e-devices or maybe they are not aware of the positive and negative impacts of using electronic media. Whereas on the other hand, many readers grew up in the era of the digital age, and they read only over computers, tablets, phones, or other devices. Everyone nowadays being in any industry are shifting toward E-books, as it is supposed to be easily accessible by them. But there are many people and industries who still follow the pattern of physical books. They keep up to the technology but do not forget their roots for them, thereby they are glued towards printed books.