Definition of digital native in English:

digital native

noun

A person born or brought up during the age of digital technology and so familiar with computers and the Internet from an early age.
the digital tools that are reshaping our economy make more sense to young digital natives than to members of older generations
Example sentencesExamples
- How these digital natives report their own media use patterns should thus be of high relevance to this study.
- We may never become true digital natives, but we can and must begin to assimilate to their culture and way of thinking.
- He asks valid questions, such as, "What are the demographic differences [among the digital natives]?"
- The digital natives have already come of age.
- The focus on young people is a direct response to frequently made statements that cast young people as digital natives and members of a new media generation.
- Young people have ease and familiarity with the digital media that make them "digital natives" in ways older generations can never be.
- Not everyone has to be all things to all digital editors, but the industry really needs digital natives to serve increasingly digital audiences.
- Thus they are perceived as confident "digital natives" of cyberspace, whereas we are merely nervous "immigrants".
- The digital native doesn't send a letter to the editor anymore.
- So how do we get to those digital natives?
- And while the digital natives within the organization may be ready to take off at a full sprint, many of us will probably need to walk before we run.
- And telling the digital natives that they have to choose between journalism and technology is a self-defeating move by an industry that needs our talents.
- Yet with a new generation of digital natives, it may be time to reconsider whether this theory gives a full picture.
- But the unmeasured skills of the "digital natives" are not just about technological proficiency.
- Digital natives are proud and fiercely protective of their island and will defend it whatever the cost may be.
- I often feel that I am a digital immigrant inhabiting the world of digital natives.
- Raised on MTV, video games, e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging, digital natives have developed cognitive thinking patterns that differ from all previous generations.
- My two young daughters, on the other hand, will be digital natives.
- In general, the concept of digital wisdom attempts to integrate the digital immigrants into the technology areas where the digital natives reside.
- The members of this generation are the first digital natives.

Definition of digital native in US English:

digital native

noun

A person born or brought up during the age of digital technology and therefore familiar with computers and the Internet from an early age.
the digital tools that are reshaping our economy make more sense to young digital natives than to members of older generations
Example sentencesExamples
- I often feel that I am a digital immigrant inhabiting the world of digital natives.
- Raised on MTV, video games, e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging, digital natives have developed cognitive thinking patterns that differ from all previous generations.
- We may never become true digital natives, but we can and must begin to assimilate to their culture and way of thinking.
- In general, the concept of digital wisdom attempts to integrate the digital immigrants into the technology areas where the digital natives reside.
- Not everyone has to be all things to all digital editors, but the industry really needs digital natives to serve increasingly digital audiences.
- But the unmeasured skills of the "digital natives" are not just about technological proficiency.
- Young people have ease and familiarity with the digital media that make them "digital natives" in ways older generations can never be.
- My two young daughters, on the other hand, will be digital natives.
- So how do we get to those digital natives?
- The digital natives have already come of age.
- How these digital natives report their own media use patterns should thus be of high relevance to this study.
- And telling the digital natives that they have to choose between journalism and technology is a self-defeating move by an industry that needs our talents.
- Thus they are perceived as confident "digital natives" of cyberspace, whereas we are merely nervous "immigrants".
- Yet with a new generation of digital natives, it may be time to reconsider whether this theory gives a full picture.
- The focus on young people is a direct response to frequently made statements that cast young people as digital natives and members of a new media generation.
- He asks valid questions, such as, "What are the demographic differences [among the digital natives]?"
- The digital native doesn't send a letter to the editor anymore.
- The members of this generation are the first digital natives.
- And while the digital natives within the organization may be ready to take off at a full sprint, many of us will probably need to walk before we run.
- Digital natives are proud and fiercely protective of their island and will defend it whatever the cost may be.

单词	digital native
释义	Definition of digital native in English: digital native noun A person born or brought up during the age of digital technology and so familiar with computers and the Internet from an early age. the digital tools that are reshaping our economy make more sense to young digital natives than to members of older generations Example sentencesExamples How these digital natives report their own media use patterns should thus be of high relevance to this study. We may never become true digital natives, but we can and must begin to assimilate to their culture and way of thinking. He asks valid questions, such as, "What are the demographic differences [among the digital natives]?" The digital natives have already come of age. The focus on young people is a direct response to frequently made statements that cast young people as digital natives and members of a new media generation. Young people have ease and familiarity with the digital media that make them "digital natives" in ways older generations can never be. Not everyone has to be all things to all digital editors, but the industry really needs digital natives to serve increasingly digital audiences. Thus they are perceived as confident "digital natives" of cyberspace, whereas we are merely nervous "immigrants". The digital native doesn't send a letter to the editor anymore. So how do we get to those digital natives? And while the digital natives within the organization may be ready to take off at a full sprint, many of us will probably need to walk before we run. And telling the digital natives that they have to choose between journalism and technology is a self-defeating move by an industry that needs our talents. Yet with a new generation of digital natives, it may be time to reconsider whether this theory gives a full picture. But the unmeasured skills of the "digital natives" are not just about technological proficiency. Digital natives are proud and fiercely protective of their island and will defend it whatever the cost may be. I often feel that I am a digital immigrant inhabiting the world of digital natives. Raised on MTV, video games, e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging, digital natives have developed cognitive thinking patterns that differ from all previous generations. My two young daughters, on the other hand, will be digital natives. In general, the concept of digital wisdom attempts to integrate the digital immigrants into the technology areas where the digital natives reside. The members of this generation are the first digital natives. Definition of digital native in US English: digital native noun A person born or brought up during the age of digital technology and therefore familiar with computers and the Internet from an early age. the digital tools that are reshaping our economy make more sense to young digital natives than to members of older generations Example sentencesExamples I often feel that I am a digital immigrant inhabiting the world of digital natives. Raised on MTV, video games, e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging, digital natives have developed cognitive thinking patterns that differ from all previous generations. We may never become true digital natives, but we can and must begin to assimilate to their culture and way of thinking. In general, the concept of digital wisdom attempts to integrate the digital immigrants into the technology areas where the digital natives reside. Not everyone has to be all things to all digital editors, but the industry really needs digital natives to serve increasingly digital audiences. But the unmeasured skills of the "digital natives" are not just about technological proficiency. Young people have ease and familiarity with the digital media that make them "digital natives" in ways older generations can never be. My two young daughters, on the other hand, will be digital natives. So how do we get to those digital natives? The digital natives have already come of age. How these digital natives report their own media use patterns should thus be of high relevance to this study. And telling the digital natives that they have to choose between journalism and technology is a self-defeating move by an industry that needs our talents. Thus they are perceived as confident "digital natives" of cyberspace, whereas we are merely nervous "immigrants". Yet with a new generation of digital natives, it may be time to reconsider whether this theory gives a full picture. The focus on young people is a direct response to frequently made statements that cast young people as digital natives and members of a new media generation. He asks valid questions, such as, "What are the demographic differences [among the digital natives]?" The digital native doesn't send a letter to the editor anymore. The members of this generation are the first digital natives. And while the digital natives within the organization may be ready to take off at a full sprint, many of us will probably need to walk before we run. Digital natives are proud and fiercely protective of their island and will defend it whatever the cost may be.
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