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My point is that it's the interaction with the device that causes a difference. We should not assume OP's note-taking methodology to be equivalent to regular ty
by thomastjeffery 3y ago
My point is that it's the interaction with the device that causes a difference. We should not assume OP's note-taking methodology to be equivalent to regular typed notes, because the interaction is substantially different.
- logifail 3y ago> We should not assume OP's note-taking methodology to be equivalent to regular typed notes, because the interaction is substantially different. ...just as we should not assume the OP's note-taking methodology using a device to be equivalent to that of taking notes using pen and paper, because the interaction is substantially different
- thomastjeffery 3y agoYes, of course. It's a third type of interaction type that would need its own unique data.