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ok it's not really my job to prove their app, but to me it seems logical that reducing eye movement leads to higher performance. a quick search on google schola
by rjzzleep 13y ago
ok it's not really my job to prove their app, but to me it seems logical that reducing eye movement leads to higher performance. a quick search on google scholar [1].
i'm happy for them, yet another thing i can stroke off my todo list. tyvm
[1] http://www.citeulike.org/group/6810/article/3309870 http://www.citeulike.org/group/6810/article/3309870
- a3_nm 13y agoExtremely interesting. I'm puzzled by this paper, though, and by the number it reports: > 1600 wpm for spritzing (that's > 25 words per second), but even this 790 wpm median rate for standard reading (called PAGE, page 5, column 2, line 2) is something of a mystery to me...