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Internet generation is how sociologists termed the generation of people born after the advent of computers as a common tool. The key fact about this generation is that its members spent their formative years during the rise of World Wide Web (WWW). Therefore, they take the existence of this technology for granted. These people usually have born from 1994 onwards (still at present). Beside this term, writers and editors have proposed many other names, e.g. iGeneration, Generation Einstein, Google generation. | Internet generation is how sociologists termed the generation of people born after the advent of computers as a common tool in daily life. The key fact about this generation is that its members spent their formative years during the rise of World Wide Web (WWW). Therefore, they take the existence of this technology for granted. These people usually have born from 1994 onwards (still at present). Beside this term, writers and editors have proposed many other names, e.g. iGeneration, Generation Einstein, Google generation. | ||
The "Internet generation" is characterized by an unprecedented spending power, which combined to their attitude to explore often results in a higher mobility. This mobility sometimes is simple tourism but also emigration phenomena for study or work purposes. | |||
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Revision as of 18:00, 18 May 2008
Description
Internet generation is how sociologists termed the generation of people born after the advent of computers as a common tool in daily life. The key fact about this generation is that its members spent their formative years during the rise of World Wide Web (WWW). Therefore, they take the existence of this technology for granted. These people usually have born from 1994 onwards (still at present). Beside this term, writers and editors have proposed many other names, e.g. iGeneration, Generation Einstein, Google generation.
The "Internet generation" is characterized by an unprecedented spending power, which combined to their attitude to explore often results in a higher mobility. This mobility sometimes is simple tourism but also emigration phenomena for study or work purposes.
Enablers
- Growing distribution of information through the Internet
- Increased availability of Internet access
Inhibitors
- The existence of a digital divide among different areas of the same country
- The creation of new educations paths -
Paradigms
Web Resources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_generation#cite_note-0
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