There are a lot of arguments over the use of either paper or electronic dictionaries. In a study conducted by Anna Dziemianko (2010), to determine students' actual use, the students consulting the electronic dictionary performed much better than those using the paper dictionary. It was also noticed that the difference is more significant for both receptive and productive tasks. In addition, the students tend to use the electronic dictionary more to recall both the meaning of the target items and the target collocations. She concluded from this that activities are conducted in a more convenient matter using the electronic dictionary more than the paper one.