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Monthly Archives: March 2023

Adobe for Education: What is Liquid Mode?

Readability Implementation | Adobe Liquid Mode

TechnologyBy Readability MattersMarch 21, 2023

Adobe’s Liquid Mode leverages AI to reformat PDFs for mobile devices Jump to Video   You can better view and navigate mobile PDFs on the fly with Adobe Liquid Mode If you’ve ever read a PDF on your smartphone or tablet, chances are you’ve probably gotten frustrated by the amount of pinching and zooming you…

Reading Prosody - "the music of reading" - Jocelyn Dueck, Carnegie Mellon University

Reading Prosody, “the music of language”

PostsBy Readability MattersMarch 14, 2023

Prosody in Music and in the Readability Research Lab   Prosody is an important concept in oral reading and also in music. Meet Jocelyn Dueck, who works in the intersection of the two. Dr. Dueck, a pianist and an Assistant Professor of Collaborative Arts at Carnegie Mellon University, is an expert in prosody, “the music…

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