数字叙事中的翻转与滚动:漫画布局中的读者参与和阅读模式

Q3 Social Sciences

Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI:10.1002/pra2.896

Ching‐Shiuan Chen, Yu‐Jie Lin, Wei Jeng

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本研究调查了数字阅读模式对漫画的影响，特别是逐页和滚动格式。我们比较了每种格式的独特布局特征，并仔细研究了这两种不同类型的漫画所引起的读者参与度。在这项研究中，我们对20名读者参与者进行了受试者之间的眼动追踪实验和以下半结构化访谈。结果强调，逐页漫画的读者扫描速度很快，而滚动漫画需要通过每个面板导航。研究得出结论，逐页漫画提高了阅读效率，但增加了认知负担，而滚动漫画提供了更多的呼吸空间，但可能看起来多余。这些发现有助于理解读者对漫画阅读行为的看法，为漫画产业的数字化转型提供见解。

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Flipping Vs. Scrolling in Digital Narratives: Reader Engagement and Reading Patterns in Comic Layouts

ABSTRACT This study investigates the impact of digital reading patterns on comics, specifically examining page‐by‐page and scrolling formats. We compare the unique layout characteristics of each format and scrutinize the level of reader engagement elicited by these two distinct types of comics. In this study, we conducted a between‐subject, eye‐tracking experiment and the following semi‐structured interviews with 20 reader participants. Results highlighted that readers of page‐by‐page comics scan quickly, while scrolling comics require navigating through each panel. The research concludes that page‐by‐page comics enhance reading efficiency but increase cognitive burden, while scrolling comics provide more breathing room but may seem redundant. These findings contribute to understanding reader perspectives on comics reading behaviors, providing insights for the digital transformation of the comic industry.

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Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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1.30

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