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For me, no, written books are better than audio books, but audio books are better when I'm in a situation where I can't be reading (commute in car, jogging, coo
by bcheung 8y ago
For me, no, written books are better than audio books, but audio books are better when I'm in a situation where I can't be reading (commute in car, jogging, cooking, etc).
It makes sense that audiobooks have less comprehension because people tend to listen to audio books when they are engaged in other activities at the same time. With written books people are usually more focused.
- unoti 8y ago> It makes sense that audiobooks have less comprehension... And yet, interestingly, their study didn't find any significant difference in comprehension.