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MWITA-XR-2026-010 · Evidence B · P1

A 2026 South African student study found participants reported subtitles enhanced understanding and engagement more than dubbing across academic English, plain English and home-language versions.

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What this does not establish

Self-reported preference is not an objective learning-effect estimate and does not establish that dubbing is ineffective.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Course, language proficiency and localization quality can alter preference.

What would change the reading

Add randomized comprehension and retention comparisons across African languages.

Primary routes

  1. XR-S010https://doi.org/10.2989/16073614.2025.2595321Open source record →

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