I found the reading "Monitoring Order" interesting in that I can see how changing the arrangement of the writing makes it more interesting. Also how making decisions about when to move to the left or the center can spark interest in the reading or seem to make a part of the reading more important. I feel that when the arrangement is made in these ways, it's kind of like watching someone's body language.
What did the author mean by "eye of the mind"?
I found it fun to move from one page to the next by clicking the boxes. It gave me the feeling that I was a part of the reading getting me involved. Good Idea!
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I like the idea of body language. You can not only hear the writers voice but you can see their body language.
Personally, I didn't like the page by page turning at the top of the page. I liked that I knew how much further I had to go, but sometimes it was hard to tell where I was too. But your connection with that it made you feel a part of the reading was interesting...
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