What is Net Generation

1.

The generation of youth which is growing up with modern information and communication technologies shaping strongly their mental models, i.e. views on the world around them. While using several technologies they are learning to develop new skills and exhibiting new behavior patterns. Learn more in: Possibilities of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments in Educational Institutions

2.

Also known as ‘Millennials or digital natives’, as they have been subjected to digital technologies throughout their lives and describes them as being more technologically prominent compared to older cohorts. Learn more in: Predicting Multi-Generational Technology Adoption Practices in a South African Context: Millennials vs. Generation X

3.

People born between January 1977 and December 1997, the first to grow up with digital media surrounding their every being. Learn more in: Technology in Education, Win or Fail?: Are Teacher Candidates Being Prepared?

4.

With this term students defined as “digital immigrants.” Usually this comes from their utilization with innovative platforms which are widespread and specifically referred to their needs and demands, basically for collaboration and communication with others with the same age in a virtual world. Learn more in: Conceptual Foundations for Interactive Programming Activities with the Conjunction of Scratch4OS and Open Sim

5.

The generation of individuals who have grown up with computer technology and the Internet as a commonplace. The distinguishing mark of this generation is that its members spent their formative years during the rise of the World Wide Web. They usually have no memory of (or nostalgia for) pre-Internet history. Most were born after 1993. Learn more in: The Digital Divides in the U.S.: Access, Broadband, and Nature of Internet Use

6.

Individuals born between 1981 and 1994, whose defining characteristic is their familiarity with the Internet. Learn more in: Learning and Teaching with CMC in the U.S. Higher Education Arena

7.

individuals who have grown up with information technology in many aspects of their lives. These individuals have aptitudes, attitudes, expectations, and learning styles that reflect the technology-rich environment in which they were raised. Learn more in: Operational Performance Guidelines for Online Instructors

8.

A group of people born between the early 1980’s and the late 1990’s, into technological advances. Learn more in: Net Generation Features that Enhance Mobile Learning

9.

Net generation is students who were born in the 1980s and later. They have grown with computer and the Internet and been digitally literated. Learn more in: Exploring Ideas and Possibilities of Second Life as an Advanced E-Learning Environment

10.

Individuals born between 1981 and 1994, whose defining characteristic is their familiarity with the Internet. Learn more in: Learning and Teaching with CMC in the U.S. Higher Education Arena

11.

Young people, usually under 25 years of age, who rely on Internet connectivity through wireless technology to communicate quickly and efficiently both socially and educationally. Learn more in: Wireless Technologies and Multimedia Literacies

12.

Refers to the description given to young Americans born from 1976 to 2001. Learn more in: Net Generation

13.

It refers to the generation of children that have grown up using technological devices. They are also known as millennials or digital natives. Learn more in: From Digital Distraction to Digital Motivation: Utopia or Reality

14.

Persons born in the 1980’s or later; members of the Net Generation have never known life without the Internet. Learn more in: Barriers to and Strategies for Faculty Integration of IT

15.

Refers to students who were born after 1980 and were digitally literate. Learn more in: The Changes Brought by Digital Technology to Cognitive Learning

16.

All generations born after 1980 that grew up using the Internet and related technologies. Learn more in: Key Aspects of Teaching and Learning in the Online Environment

17.

The cohort of people who were born after the 1980s and are constantly exposed to computer-based technology during growing up. Learn more in: Art Education in eSports: How to Incorporate Aesthetics Into the eSport Marketing Curriculum