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Juicy Studio<\/a> offers an interesting service that allows the user to “calculate” the readability of a web site. Readability is an estimate of the difficulty of text and various indexes use word or sentence length and similar quantitative variables to estimate difficulty. I have done reading research during my career and I do know that there are “issues” with simple quantitative approaches. However, the concept is interesting and the variables provide a useful starting point for analysis.<\/p>\n

I applied this tool to one of our online book chapter summaries (Chapter 2<\/a>) and learned that the document was written at the level of “academic paper.” Of course, this would have been our intent.<\/p>\n

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Juicy Studio offers an interesting service that allows the user to “calculate” the readability of a web site. Readability is an estimate of the difficulty of text and various indexes use word or sentence length and similar quantitative variables to estimate difficulty. I have done reading research during my career and I do know that … Continue reading Web Site Readability<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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