This document discusses the shift from analog to digital media over the past century. It notes that the relationship people have with information has changed dramatically as digital technologies have advanced, enabling new paradigms for accessing and sharing information online. Specifically, it contrasts the experiences of "digital immigrants" who did not grow up with digital technologies versus "digital natives" who are demanding new, game-based approaches to training.

1. Thoughts on Digital
Media
April 28, 2008
Michael T. Qaissaunee
Associate Professor, Engineering and Technology

2. •Information
•100 Years?
•Analog vs Digital
•New Paradigms
•The New Web
•Enabling Technology
•Access
•Emerging Technology

3. Information

4. Our Relationship With
Information

5. Our Relationship With
Information

6. Your Relationship With
Information

7. In Fact, Your World Looks More
Like This ...

8. 100 Years?

9. 1908
1958
2008

10. 1908
1958
2008