- Allows for more convenient collaboration on reports
- Is easy to change, amend, anno- tate without altering original text
- Displays all data within the frame of a page; it can be accessed simultaneously
- Allows one to view another’s interaction with the document
- Enables simultaneous view of multiple pagesAllows for personalization and individualization in one’s writing
The Computer:
- Does not lent itself to collaboration; one cannot view another’s reaction to the document easily
- Features documents made of multiple pages that the reader scrolls through; only one screen’s worth of information can be accessed at once
- Features data that is more easily searchable, shareable, compacted
- Creates new possibilities for personalization (fonts, designs, etc.)
Gladwell, Malcolm. “The Social Life of Paper.” The New Yorker 78.5 (2002): 92.
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