Picture Books in the Digital Age

Frank Serafini · Dani Kachorsky · Earl Aguilera

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Abstract The design, publication, and features of contemporary narrative picturebooks have been impacted by the digital revolution and the emerging popularity of digital reading devices. Considering both the affordances and the limitations of digital picturebook apps can help readers, teachers, parents, and other educators make better decisions about the value and use of such apps for different purposes.

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2014Affordances of an App 2015Picturebooks 2.0: Transmedial Features across Narrative Platforms.

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