Nearly three-quarters of iPad owners who read e-books with
their children prefer reading print books with them to e-books; and about half
of children say the same thing. Meanwhile, less than 10% of both children and
parents prefer to read e-books when they read together, according to the study
produced by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop, a New York-based
non-profit dedicated to studying and promoting children’s reading.
News and reflexions about change for good
September 20, 2012
Parents and Children prefer reading print books together over E-books
Nearly three-quarters of iPad owners who read e-books with
their children prefer reading print books with them to e-books; and about half
of children say the same thing. Meanwhile, less than 10% of both children and
parents prefer to read e-books when they read together, according to the study
produced by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop, a New York-based
non-profit dedicated to studying and promoting children’s reading.
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