Reading from or "reading on"?

Question

Which is the correct usage?> Reading **on** screens causes a drop in productivity.or> Reading **from** screens causes a drop in productivity.I'm under the impression that the first usage is correct, and indeed shows up more frequently in searches, but I do see the latter used on occasion...

Answer 1

Hi! It is actually "reading from," however if you changed the phrasing a bit, it could be "on."

I.e. "Reading words on a screen causes a drop in productivity."