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The document provides an overview of Generation Y or Millennials, born between 1980-2000. It discusses defining events in their lives, their characteristics, influences, learning preferences, and expectations in the workplace. Millennials are characterized as tech-savvy, collaborative, and wanting choice and independence in their education. They expect immediate feedback and are used to learning through multimedia, group work, and digital technologies.
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2. Technology is deeply integrated into millennials' lives through constant media use and an ability to multitask across different devices and online platforms. This influences how they socialize and get information.
3. Millennials face a number of contradictions - they are confident but also seek constant praise, and are delaying careers despite pressure to succeed. Understanding these dynamics will be important for engaging this upcoming generation.
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Nah Gen Y
- 1. GenY: Who are you?
- 2. * Pew Internet & American Life Project www.pewinternet.org Key Events Copyright 2008 www.MillennialGeneration.org
- 3. ASSASINATION OF JOHN LENNON 1980
- 5. THE FUTURE IS BOTH ALLURING AND FRIGHTENING 1982
- 6. 1983
- 8. 1985
- 9. 1986
- 10. 1987
- 11. 1988
- 12. BERLIN WALL FALLS 1989
- 13. GULF WAR 1990
- 14. 1991
- 15. 1992 RIOTS L.A.
- 16. WACO SIEGE AND FIRST WORLD TRADE CENTER BOMBING 1993
- 17. 1994 LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE NANCY KERRIGAN ATTACKED
- 18. 1995 OKLAHOMA BOMBING AND OJ SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL
- 19. 1996
- 20. PRINCESS DIANA DIES 1997
- 21. 1998 PRESIDENT CLINTON AND THE LEWINSKY SCANDAL
- 22. COLUMBINE MASSACRE 1999
- 24. 9/11/2001
- 25. IRAQ WAR 2002
- 26. COLUMBIA IS LOST 2003
- 27. TSUNAMI 2004
- 28. KATRINA 2005
- 29. 2006 GENOCIDE IN DARFUR
- 30. VIRGINIA TECH SHOOTINGS 2007
- 31. ELECTION OF OBAMA 2008 MASSIVE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
- 33. MULTICULTURALISM
- 34. GLOBAL WARMING
- 35. POSSIBILITY OF GLOBAL PANDEMIC
- 36. Generations Each generation is not a linear extension of the one before Each generation is shaped by the events and culture into which it is born Each generation approaches life stages in different ways
- 39. Post Depression FDR Social Security World War II First Computer Pearl Harbor Korean War The American Dream The Silent-Traditionalists Generation
- 41. Civil Rights JFK Cuban Missile Crisis Vietnam Xerox Copier Moon Landing Woodstock Women’s Lib. Baby Boomers
- 43. Energy Crisis Watergate First PC’s Corporate Layoffs John Lennon’s Murder The Challenger Disaster Exxon Valdez Fall of The Berlin Wall Aids Generation X
- 48. 7 Characteristics of Millennials (Howe and Strauss)
- 49. Values Get along with their parents Source: Millennials Rising: the Next Great Generation. 96% Think it is cool to be smart 80% 75% Share their parents values
- 60. Online learning “whenever and wherever”… GenY values choice and independence in learning:
- 61. However, they are also highly collaborative, and shine in team projects and group learning.
- 75. What’s in a Name? Digital Natives, Millennials, Net Generation Marilyn Puchalski Engagement Institute