The three differences between digital text and printed texts are:
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Only digital texts can be multimodal - Digital texts can integrate various forms of media, such as images, videos, and interactive elements, while printed texts are limited to letters and static images.
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Only digital texts can have audio and video - Digital texts can include embedded audio and video components that enhance the content, whereas printed texts cannot incorporate multimedia elements.
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Only digital texts can have hotspots - Digital texts can feature interactive hotspots that allow users to click and access additional information or resources, while printed texts lack this interactive capability.