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Generational Technology Gaps
Developed in collaboration with:
Belmont University |
On a global scale scale, older generations who grew up without exposure, training, or education that involved computers and technology comprise a large population that defines a 'digital divide'. This community will examine existing and new gaps between generations that are a result of the ongoing rapid pace of technological development.
Politics and the Dot Net Generation
By: by Scott Keeter, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press | May 30, 2006
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| This is a summary about the findings of research with the Dot Net Generation from PEW and They may be more involved than you think -- and in ways that could change America's politics. |
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Generations on Line
Emily W | May 16, 2005
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| Internet technology is making the world a smaller place, but only for those who have the know-how and the access to it. The oldest generations are the least likely to use this technology, but are the most likely to benefit from its communications potential.
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