Linear or Non- Linear Text

1. It refers to text that does not need to be read from beginning to end.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. There is only one reading path which is decided by the author.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. It includes flowcharts, knowledge maps, and encyclopedias.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• text

• Graph

1. These are traditional texts that need to be read from beginning to end.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. Novels, poems, letters, textbooks, and articles are some of its examples.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. It allows the readers to find information more efficiently.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. It’s used to summarize figures, show trends, comparisons, relationships, and clarity of difficult concepts.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. There are multiple reading paths. They are determined by the reader.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. It includes printed texts.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph

1. They are the interpretation of data from graphs, tables and charts converted into words.

• Linear

• Non- Linear

• Text

• Graph