Reading is a highly subjective and personal experience: it's determined by objectives, time, preference, resources. Therefore ...

Annotating your textbooks or other study materials is a great way to help you retain what they’re saying—it forces you to read critically and pay attention. Unfortunately, if you don’t do it right, ...

Reading is one of the most basic ways of acquiring information in college. Textbooks, research articles, and even literature provide a critical, often different perspective on the material you are ...

There are lots of tools out there that aggregate existing information and even organize it for users to interpret. Since the early Hypercities, GIS tools, for instance, have been very much the rage ...

To become strong writers, we must become even stronger critical readers. Sometimes, reading a college textbook chapter or scientific journal article can be quite overwhelming, and we might not be able ...

Collaborative learning environments capitalise on collective knowledge construction, where learners engage in joint problem solving and discussions to enhance understanding. Social annotation ...

The Johns Hopkins University's Sheridan Libraries, in partnership with University College London's Centre for Editing Lives and Letters (CELL) and the Princeton University Library, have been awarded a ...