How can you bridge the gap of digital natives and digital immigrants
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Our culture loves to produce labels for everything. So it may not surprise you that there is a term for people who were born before the digital age but now live in the digital age. Rightly so, they are referred to as “digital immigrants”. We may know them more commonly as seniors, grandparents, senior management, seasoned teachers and anyone else of that generation.
The label attached to those born during or after the digital age are the digital natives. They have always lived in a world of digital technologies. We think of them as the whiz kids with programming, the ones always attached to a cellphone or other device, and the ones who are younger by definition.
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