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There are a lot of myths floating through the ether about how young people use new technologies. Does it make sense to talk about a distinctive global culture of young people -- Digital Natives -- who have only known life in a digital age? This session will focus on what research does and doesn't teach us about what this population of young people are up to? What are the great things that we wish to foster, like creativity using digital tools and new forms of civic activism? What are the things that we should be worried about, from safety to information overload? This session will explore recent research at the Berkman Center and elsewhere on the way that some young people use technologies differently -- or the same as -- those who are older.
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14 Jun 08
Anne BubnicJohn Palfrey & Urs Gasser [Berkman Center] identify 9 myths about Digital Natives and offer succinct interpretations based on research and observations of youth. Educators involved in digital citizenship efforts may find a shift in thinking is necessary in how we educate students about issues related to online safety, copyright, privacy etc....where their confusions are and what they do/don't understand. It's also important to understand the significance of social groups and online communities on our youth and how they motivate development of friendship-driven and interest-driven content.
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21 May 08
Gosia StergiosMore myths about the digital natives (there are so many myths identified by now, it is impossible to find what is true)
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