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DIGITAL
Charlene DinhPatricia AngWayne Wong
Nation
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS
DIGITAL NATIVES
An individual who was born before the widespread adoption of digital technology
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS
An Individual who is born
during or after the introduction
of digital technologies and
through interacting with technology from
an early age.
DIGITAL
NATIVES
Increasing use of technology
Key DifferencesAttitudes towards
technology
How do we feel about it?
Louis CK said that the wonder of technology is “wasted on the crappiest
generation of spoiled idiots”.
KEY DIFFERENCESCommunications
Texting is more common than calling
Natives often talk to more than one person
KEY DIFFERENCESFace to Face/Social Bonding
The way we reach out and connect with others
Digital natives have too many
options
Are you a digital native?
Question 1You downloadA. MusicB. updatesC. illegal softwareD. ring tones
Are you a digital native?
Question 2You plan tasksA. I only plan partiesB. Who plans?C. Stey by StepD. Only at Work
Are you a digital native?
Question 3You learn a new softwareA. Playing with itB. Someone showing youC. By reading the instructionsD. they don't seem to work on
Windows 2000
Are you a digital native?
Question 4You use technology for..A. everything in lifeB. internet datingC. mainly email and shoppingD. a status symbol
Are you a digital native?
Question 5Your phone.....A. has a flashing envelope icon
that won't go awayB. is connected to the wallC. has just about everything on itD. is with not you right now
DIGITAL NATIVE
MOSTLY A’S AND
B’S
Digital Immigrants
Mostly C’s and D’s
DIGITAL NATIVES
ADVANTAGES OF BEING A DIGITAL NATIVE
LEARNING
MORE
EFFECTIVELY
ADVANTAGES OF BEING A DIGITAL NATIVE
DISADVANTAGES OF BEING A DIGITAL NATIVE
DISADVANTAGES OF BEING A DIGITAL NATIVE
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS
ADVANTAGES
-Less dependent on digital technologies, better understanding on how to achieve things without technologies.
-Can be better at applying non-digital models to digital systems because of the digital immigrants’ richer and more varied experience.
ADVANTAGES
- Better relate to processes that contain a mix of manual and automated tasks, and have a better feel for the advantages and disadvantages of automating a process.
- Are more detail focused, and are more likely to take a craftsman approach to systems design and building, associate with intensive capital or tangled complexity.
ADVANTAGES
- Have longer attention spans. They look for long-term solutions to their problems.
- Are better with non-interactive systems like large-scale data manipulation or transaction, processing, or systems which require great reliability or scalability.
ADVANTAGES
-Consistently traditional values which can be called as subjective merit.
-Goal oriented which means better focus during achieving something though there are many challenges, not easily giving up.
ADVANTAGES
-Lower possibility for mistakes, out of the single task process.
-Better thinking and understanding, especially for theory.
DISADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
-Less understanding about new technology. They have difficulty to understand how to use digital devices and systems in their everyday lives.
-Difficulty to understand modality in user interfaces. It’s unnatural for them to see the same control used for different things in different contexts.
DISADVANTAGES
-Low adaption of parallel processing.
-Relatively low efficiency.
-Difficulty to associate with interactive process or cooperation.
-Institutional structure and social hierarchies.
References• http://www.huffingtonpost.com/april-rudin/life-on-a-social-media-
is_b_4600429.html• http://www.mocon.com/distributor/salespdf/The-Rise-of-the-Digital-Native.
Pdf• Schippers, S & Mak, M 2014, ‘Creating Outstanding Experiences for Digital
Natives’, UX Magazine. Available from: < http://uxmag.com/articles/creating-outstanding-experiences-for-digital-natives > [31 August 2014]
• Strang, T 2014, Technology in the Classroom: A Distraction or an Asset? Available from: <http://blog.cengage.com/technology-classroom-distraction-asset/ > [31 August 2014]
• Woollaston, V 2013, ‘Giving up technology is as 'stressful as getting married' - and Thursday is the hardest day to go without gadgets’, Daily mail. Available from: <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2518116/Giving-technology-stressful-getting-married--Thursday-hardest-day-quit.html#ixzz3Bk1K2RgF > [31 August 2014]