The article doesn't say "print", it says "print-like formats", but doesn't bother explaining what that means. I get the impression they're talking about PDFs or something.

Thing is, once I opened the full-text article I was scrolling within a minute. Don't think I want my WRC tested.

http://casanchez.faculty.asu.edu/pubs/sc…

A lot of retention is usage and repetition - the ability to write usable notes and highlight things helps a lot.

Actually, the study seems to be *exactly* about what happens when the electronic format apes a book by using paginated content with subheadings and links to flip pages.

http://casanchez.faculty.asu.edu/pubs/sc…

Of course, you have to click from the scroll-based news item to the page-like article to learn this, which is, I guess, a nice proof of principle.

pages r good