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Digital Natives und Digital Immigrants

WIRTSCHAFTSINFORMATIK, 2013
Der Beitrag befasst sich mit den Unterschieden zwischen „Digital Natives“ und „Digital Immigrants“. Als Digital Natives bezeichnet man die neue Generation junger Leute, die in das digitale Zeitalter hineingeboren wurden, wohingegen Digital Immigrants diejenigen sind, die den Gebrauch von Computern in einer Phase des Erwachsenenalters erlernt haben ...
Qian Wang, Michael D. Myers, David Sundaram   +2 more
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Digital natives vs digital immigrants

Journal of Enterprise Information Management, 2019
Purpose Generational membership is argued to have an impact on how social technologies are used for knowledge sharing and communication in organizational contexts. Previous research has especially underscored the difference between digital natives and digital immigrants in how they make sense of and interact with social technologies for work.
Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi, Ali Eshraghi
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Empowering “Digital Immigrants”

2017
Contemporary research shows that a significant proportion of American K-12 teachers feel that they are inadequately prepared for the challenges of applying new and unfamiliar technology to existing curricula and using technology as part of their daily practice in classrooms (Tondeur et al., 2012).
Shufang Shi Strause, Sophia Tan
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Digital Entrepreneurship for Immigrants

2020
This chapter examines the concept of digital entrepreneurship for immigrants (DEI) through the lens of entrepreneurship research theories and practices. The authors argue that the current focus of digital entrepreneurship (DE) research has centered on successful digital entrepreneurs with proactive innovation strategies and high-performance outcomes ...
Carson Duan, Bernice Kotey, Kamaljeet Sandhu   +2 more
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Naturalizing Digital Immigrants

2015
Effective educational leadership entails continuously seeking and implementing innovative professional development opportunities for teachers and support staff. In today’s age of rapid technology expansion within educational settings, professional development targeting technology integration remains an area of tremendous need.
Katie Alaniz, Dawn Wilson
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‘Digital Native’ and ‘Digital Immigrant’ Discourses

2011
This paper takes a critical approach to a discourse still commonly applied in our discussions and understandings of the relationship between practitioners in higher education and the new digital technologies – that of the distinction between the socalled ‘digital native’ and ‘digital immigrant’.
Siân Bayne, Jen Ross
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Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants and Classroom Management

2013
Nowadays, students are digital natives, and the teachers are digital immigrants. Class is one of the common places of the digital immigrants and digital natives. Therefore, it has become necessary to reconsider classroom management in this new century.
Arabacı, İmam Bakır, Polat, Murat
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Teaching Technology to Digital Immigrants

2011
Someone has to prepare faculty who are in need of technology skills. For example, in Louisiana, in response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, every faculty member at the university level has to have a Blackboard presence and a disaster plan so that classes can continue in the event of a catastrophe.
Danika Rockett, Tamara Powell, Amy Massey Vessel, Kimberly Kimbell-Lopez, Carrice Cummins, Janis Hill   +5 more
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Digital Immigrants and Media Integration

2023
In Digital Immigrants and Media Integration: The Smartphone Is the Synthesizer, Sally J. McMillan draws insights from the lived experience of digital immigrants who are Baby Boomers and who grew up without digital mobile technologies and have transitioned to become smartphone users.
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Digital Narratives of Immigrant Youth

2018
This chapter focused on cultivating mobile activism mobile journalism with middle and high schoolers of a town in Long Island. The youth film production effort was in response to a hate crime. An immigrant was attacked and killed by a group of young males after a suspected spree of other attacks that same night.
Regina Casale, Dominic Mentor
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