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  Is technology harming our ability to write?

  Publié: juin 20, 2019, 4:35pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The pen may be mightier than the sword, but it seems that because of technology our writing skills may be about to go the same way as our swashbuckling. Stationery supplier www.euroffice.co.uk has polled over 2,400 Brits to find out how people feel about their handwriting, how frequently they write and if technology is killing the hand written word. When asked about their handwriting just 15 percent of people thought it was good. However, a much larger set of people rate themselves poorly, with 42 percent saying their handwriting was bad and 35 percent that it was terrible. When asked… [Continue Reading]