1. Who Are Digital Natives? (Or, do they remember when ‘cut and paste' involved scissors?*) * thanks to http://web.fumsi.com/go/article/use/2971

3. They have always had technology around them.

4. Live an “always connected” lifestyle.

5. Rely on the internet and gadgets to plan, learn, communicate, organize, and participate in their lives.

6. Have digital identities and are comfortable with technology.

8. iPhone

9. Cell phones

10. iPods

11. Computers

12. Netbooks

13. Video game consoles

14. Digital home media centers

15. Email

17. MySpace

18. Twitter

19. Facebook

20. Wikis

21. Blogs

22. YouTube

23. Torrents

24. On-line degree courses

25. Flickr

26. Learning Styles of the Digital Native "I'm bored 99 percent of the time." (California) "School is really, really boring." (Virginia) "We are so bored." (Texas) "Engage us more." (Texas) "[My teachers] bore me so much I don't pay attention." (Detroit) "Pointless. I'm engaged in two out of my seven classes." (Florida) Today's kids hate being talked at. They hate when teaching is simply telling. They hate lectures and tune them out. Students universally tell us they prefer dealing with questions rather than answers, sharing their opinions, participating in group projects, working with real-world issues and people, and having teachers who talk to them as equals rather than as inferiors. From: http://www.edutopia.org/ikid-digital-learner-technology-2008