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Books smell and feel nice

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Point of View 1: People who only read digitally, believe digital reading is the future 

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Point of View 1: People who only read digitally, believe digital reading is the future 

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Point of View 2: People who deem both digital reading and physical reading to be necessary

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Point of View 2: People who deem both digital reading and physical reading to be necessary

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Point of View 3: People who only value reading in print, think digital reading is not REAL reading.

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Point of View 3: People who only value reading in print, think digital reading is not REAL reading.

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Point of View 4: People who are non-readers/do not read for pleasure at all

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Point of View 4: People who are non-readers/do not read for pleasure at all

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Digital reading is not real reading !
Not counted as serious reading cos of all the scrolling!

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The intention of reading online may not be pure. Cos not immersed in the activity given multiple purposes compared to reading being compared to on a journey .

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1. It is now more convenient with my newly acquired PLD.
2. It is also more convenient because I can read on the go and not carry so many books around.
3. I will  not need to worry about managing overdue books, especially by the NLB. I will not need to worry about paying fines for overdue books because the e-books will automatically 'vanish' once the due date arrives.
4. In the era of blended learning, it is easier for students to find information online. Digital reading does not restrict me to a hard copy of a book and I can read any kind of print / available resources.
5. Sometimes, some readers would prefer to hear/view the story instead of reading. It appeals to their multiple senses. A print text may not offer them that.

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- Lots of other avenues for instant gratification (e.g. video games), so no desire to begin reading digitally or in print form (takes more effort than other forms of entertainment)
- We are not interested; not directly relevant to us; don't want to explore something new
- Reading = studying (mindset)
- Too difficult (e.g. if language standard is low)

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Discuss why such readers would feel this way?

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Discuss why such readers would feel this way?

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- different experiences for each reader
- digital resource - can read anytime, portability, readers may tend to skim through, may be cheaper than in print
- physical reading - more for pleasure, really lovely to turn the page

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What frustrates readers going to the library in these times?

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What frustrates readers going to the library in these times?

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COVID-19 fears.
Hard restrictions on access because of SMM.
Seeing people use their phones instead of reading.
The need to be quiet which may not be truly representative of libraries nowadays
Those who value the book in its physical entity

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What will frustrate these readers in these times? 

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What will frustrate these readers in these times? 

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- use of PLDs - excessive screen time for students

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- Libby app has been pushed down to the iPads of students
- students do their morning silent reading using their iPads

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What will frustrate these readers / put them off reading or going to the library in these times?

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What will frustrate these readers / put them off reading or going to the library in these times?

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- Lack of books which meet our reading interests/level
- No allocated time; has to come out of our 'free time' on top of studying/homework
- Figuring out WHAT we want to read (e.g. don't know where to begin in a library visit; skepticism even with booktalks)

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1. Inconvenience of SMM measures (social distancing in crowded places).