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Author, printer, reader, listener

four sources of confusion when listening to tabular/diagrammatic information

Department of Psychology, University of Keele

In this article the writer outlines how difficulties in the design and layout of tabular and diagrammatic materials in printed text can cause difficulties (1) for readers of these materials when they are record ing them on tape, and (2) for the listeners to the resulting tapes.

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				J. Hartley Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening: Perspectives in Applied Linguistics Applied Linguistics, June 1, 2007; 28(2): 316 - 320. [Abstract] [Full Text] [PDF]