ISAE Tech Talk Keynote
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The document discusses the digital divide between "digital natives" and "digital immigrants". Digital natives are people who grew up with technology while digital immigrants adopted technology later in life. There are differences in how these groups think and learn with technology. The document provides strategies for organizations to bridge the digital divide by assessing technology skills across groups, embracing technologies already used by natives, and providing training.
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ISAE Tech Talk Keynote
- 3. Cate Brosseau Indiano consulting & training marketing, advertising, communications, graphic arts
- 4. what divide? economics & access? the audience of the entire Internet for the first time, globally, crossed one billion users in December 2008 China: 180 million, USA: 163 million Middle East & Africa: only 4.8%
- 6. so, we’re acquiring technology but what about utilization?
- 17. Characteristics of The Divide Native: They won’t listen to me or my ideas. We could be doing so much with technology! Immigrant: What…I have to learn a new program? I just got comfortable with the old one.
- 18. Digital Natives prefer to use their technologies to interact, communicate, and collaborate with others. Meet them where they are. Make an effort to bridge the divide. Learn the technology. Teach them the business.
- 19. The Digital Divide is Here A Vision of Students Today: Kansas State University, YouTube
- 23. who’s reinforcing the divide?
- 25. Technologies Natives Use Daily
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Editor's Notes
- The have’s and have not’s in terms of resources or infrastructure? Let’s look at the changing climate.
- shows 63% of adult Americans now have broadband internet connections at home, a 15% increases from a year earlier. April’s level of high-speed adoption represents a significant jump from figures gathered by the Project since the end of 2007 (54%).
- In other words, we have it, but are we using it?
- Let’s define these terms.
- Question – self identify your digital demographic
- It is now clear that as a result of this ubiquitous environment and the sheer volume of their interaction with it, today's students think and process information fundamentally differently from their predecessors. These differences go far further and deeper than most educators suspect or realize.