THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL MEDIA ON READING AND WRITING PRACTICES
Abstract
In the digital age, media has revolutionized the way people access information,
communicate, and express themselves. The rapid development of digital media,
including smartphones, tablets, e-books, and social platforms, has had a profound
impact on reading and writing practices. This article explores how digital media shapes
literacy habits, challenges traditional practices, and offers new opportunities for both
reading and writing.
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