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The digital native debate in higher education: a comparative analysis of recent literature

Posted on 18 Dec 2012 with 0 comments
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Perceptions of today’s undergraduate learners as tech-savvy “digital natives” who both want and need the latest emerging technologies in all learning situations, continues to dominate the discourse in education technology research and practice. The review of recent literature, in this study, was to analyse key themes emerging from contemporary research on the Net generation as digital natives.


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