<論文>手書き時とワープロ使用時の作文過程分析

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Using a word processor has become nothing less than a very common method of writing. Despite this, some people say that due to word processor usage , their writing style has changed. With a word processor, Japanese words are first inputted phonetically (kana), and then converted into words that include kanji. The operation is more complicated than typing phonograms and, therefore can affect the writing process. There is, however, little research to investigate in detail the reason why word processors can influence writing. We conducted an experiment to find out the influence of word processor usage on the writing process. Subjects were shown two stories illustrated with picture cards, they then wrote a summary of one of the stories using a word processor, and did a handwritten summary of the other story. We obtained results that show that kana to kanji conversion tends to interrupt the thinking process.
神戸市立工業高等専門学校の論文
1997-08-30