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    Digital Migrants Summary

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    In Marc Prensky’s “Digital Natives‚ Digital Migrants‚ Part II: Do They Really Think Differently?”‚ he discusses the implications of living in a more modern or‚ as the author says‚ a “digital” world. Prensky claims that today’s students respond to a different learning process as compared with the prior generations of students. He suggests that teachers invent educational‚ yet fun‚ games in the place of old teaching methods to make the learning process more efficient and entertaining. However‚ this

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    relocatees would be able to understand what are the researcher’s intentions to them. The participants of this study may not answer question(s) in which they think‚ or feel is/are sensitive to them. The participants may also reject some methods‚ such as audio recording and field notes‚ that the researcher may use to gather data. The details of the consent form will be on the appendix part of this

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    Education for Digital Natives The article “Digital Natives‚ Digital Immigrants” by Marc Prensky discusses the changes in information processing by the students of today due to the rise in digital technology of the last few decades. He argues that because of digital technology‚ students learn in a drastically different way than the generation before them‚ leading to a disconnect in how to successfully teach them. I agree with Prensky and support this claim by noting popular and successful vloggers

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    Literature Review Digital Learning vs. Traditional Learning We have entered an era in which children‚ teens‚ adults are exposed to digital techonology. This rapidly evolving information technology‚ has become a driving force of great change in all social institutions. Digital technology revolutionizes many of the ways we receive and use information every day. the advent of digital technology touches almost every aspect of modern life and has transformed the means of communication immensely

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    Digital Citizenship

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    Idial Battle October 16‚ 2010 Digital Citizenship “What is Digital Citizenship? Why is it important that we understand Digital Citizenship and appropriately practice it?" This year’s theme: Digital Citizenship In order for students to become responsible digital citizens‚ they must: *Understand the ethical‚ cultural‚ and societal issues related to technology *Practice responsible use of technology systems‚ information‚ and software *Develop positive attitudes toward technology applications

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    Digital Cameras

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    of what a digital camera is and the majority of people use digital cameras. According to a standard definition a digital camera is “…opposed to a film or video camera‚ uses an electronic sensor to transform images and video into electronic data”. Years ago people used to possess two different devices in order to take pictures and to make video. The need to spare space and make it more comfortable for people to do both things with higher quality results catalyzed the creation of digital cameras. The

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    Digital Libraries

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    Ashley Tipton Digital Libraries Introduction A simple definition of a digital library is a library where collections are stored in digital formats instead of physical formats and accessible via computers. The content can then be accessed locally‚ as in within a library‚ or remotely such as from other places on a college campus or from a user’s home. Many people believe that digital libraries are the future. There are also those that still hold on to the thought that the traditional brick and mortar

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    Joshua Budhai 1/23/13 Period:G Digital Native or Digital Immigrant? Today’s students today grow up around technology in a far more advanced way then past generations. We are constantly surrounded by electronics from an early age and are submerged in this technology so much that it makes us “Native” to its use and our understanding of it is enormous because of this. This concept is called being a “Digital Native”‚ in contrast there are those from older generations

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    Digital Divide

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    The digital divide is a term that has been thrown around a lot lately. However‚ not many people know what the digital divide is or how it affects us as computer users. There are many definitions of the digital divide itself but few really delve into what it is in reality. Sure you can read a book definition of a word or phrase but sometimes those definitions don’t make sense. I’m here to try to explain in simple terms what the digital divide is and how it affects you and me. What is the digital

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    digital signatures

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    used interchangeably. Digital signatures S.R. SUBRAMANYA AND BYUNG K. YI use some information that is unique to the sender to prevent both forgery and denial; it must be relatively easy to produce; it must be relatively easy to recognize and verify the authenticity of digital signature; it must be computationally infeasible to forge a digital signature either by constructing a new message for an existing digital signature or constructing a fraudulent digital signature for a given message;

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