Charlaine Casiano
Post University
As society growsgrew more reliant on computers, the internet, video games, and cell phones, a serious social discourse has resulted. Some authors, such as Prensky (2001),) have argued that our society has a marked generational schism, referring. The author referred to those born after 1980, especially students, as "digital natives" -- especially students -- whereas he callsand those who were born before 1980 as "digital immigrants."". Other authors, such as Kuehn (2011), argue that the digital era that is upon us is less of a generational phenomenon, and states that everyone is affected by the digital revolution. Kuehn views ...