#digital natives

[backofthebookshelf]

I've reblogged a bunch of posts about computer literacy lately, and it got me thinking - would there be any interest in a series of posts to bridge the gap between 90s style computer classes and programming 101, from an elder millennial tech support person? This is honestly my favorite kind of thing and I'm already actively suppressing the desire to go through reblogs and answer the implicit questions in tags

[us-the-voices-and-more-voices-2]

well, new knowledge acquired.

this makes way too much fucking sense, and why I have this stupid ass uh code switching god the code switches.

I am fluent in the old ways, I know how to do shit the old way. but man you can LITERALLY feel the difference and disconnect, I like talking with you guys online because well. You understand it, my friends almost understand what I mean. But yeah it’s weird.

I’m not a digital native first gen, I didn’t get on til the mid and late 2000s. And then the old web had basically was gone.

so new disconnect between old gen digital natives and new internet natives, like different again.

personally I prefer old digital native shit, I like the vibes and the culture since I grew up in the last hurrah of the old web.

new web is weird, I only know what I know because I LITERALLY grew up on here.

a computer and a mouse or a touchscreen and my wits are as natural to me as walking, which is weird.

sometimes the culture slips in and I reference shit that makes no sense and people look at me funny.

I so desperately want to indulge in basically the stories and shit of my childhood, but it doesn’t make much sense.

It’s all pretty crude and unsettling, and like I don’t “behave” right.

like boo, lemme be super weird and happy about being in the internet.

I know most think that it not important or something but shit the culture on here is my culture, it doesn’t matter where the fuck we live we speak the same shit.

even if it’s not the same language, it’s weird.

I bite my tongue even though I shouldn’t lol, I don’t say things how I normally do because it’s so “strange” to people.

yeah I sound like a walking YouTube video sometimes!

How the fuck else am I supposed to talk? I was literally raised there I was raised on here it’s my fucking blood.

I don’t know what’s going to happen in the next couple decades what new cultural practices will appear for us internet natives.

will we inherit our parents social media and or email accounts?

what will be considered normal for us, are our internet accents and dialects going to diverge into their own languages?

what’s going to happen to the digital natives who grew and lived on social media’s that died? What sort of culture do we leave behind?

I already am learning so so much about tumblr I ain’t a tumblrina though, YouTuber over here.

what the fuck is the future going to be like, we are 2 generations deep now in the budding internet culture and history.

we might as well be our own thing, which is weird.

I have adjusted so well to tumblr because well Tumblr and YouTube are so similar, the culture is so different and the language and accents and history are too.

but it’s weird, because well I feel happy and welcomed here.

some of us settle down into our own little cultures and lives and fuck it’s weird.

we are literally dubbed with our own new names, and you can tell where people hail from.

some people speak so strongly internet accented, we are genuinely a generation or 2 away from our own internet dialects becoming languages.

why do you guys think you don’t here skibidi and rizz and “REAL” on here?

I’m literally just straight up speaking YouTube, I have been my whole life. whatever the fuck this means for me, I don’t sound like a tumblrina I won’t ever. I can’t get it right, but man we literally are diverging our own languages at this rate.

[captain-safetypants]

Y’all, the other day I read a post that I’ve read before, about how The Youths don’t know how to use computers, as in browsers and file locations and the difference between an app and the Internet at large. I wanted to share it with my partner, so we could make sure our progeny knows how to upload and download etc., but now I can’t find it. As far as my feed and the tumblr search is concerned, that post doesn’t exist, which I know is A Lie. I have like six followers but a couple of y’all have way more than that, so if anyone can find this post feel free to send it to me in a way I can find. 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[maplewozapi]

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Empowering Youth: How Digital Innovation is Transforming Sustainable Development

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[pastorjeremynorton]

How Digital Natives Can Transform Church Ministry

Hiring digital natives can revolutionize church ministry! Read about Emma's inspiring journey from tech team volunteer to digital ministry leader. #ChurchMinistry #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalNatives

Empowering Youth by Hiring a Teenager During the pandemic, many churches wrestled with technology as they were thrust into online ministry, ready or not. Because of this struggle, I started noticing a common phrase appearing in blogs and podcasts from well-known church leaders: “Hire a teenager!” Start placing these digital natives in church ministry. Digital Native: “a person born or brought…

[graphicdelight]

Schrijfsel — De digitale skills van de digital natives

Voor de Masterclass Onderwijs- en Opleidingsmanagement heb ik een korte blog geschreven over de digitale skills van de digital natives. Je kan de blog hier lezen.

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[whats-in-a-sentence]

In my case the following lines of my Guardian piece prompted him to confront me:

That the far right has moved from the fringe into the mainstream demonstrates the massive support that white supremacist movements have attracted from digital natives. Their online followership often exceeds that of mainstream political parties: with over 200,000 followers, Tommy Robinson's Twitter account has almost the same number of followers as Theresa May's.

"Going Dark: The Secret Social Lives of Extremists" - Julia Ebner

[the-internet-is-underwater]

Library find #2 : Digital Kids , Edition Digital Culture; Migros Kulturprozent; Christoph Merian Verlag

[maplewozapi]

I genuinely feel like I’m going insane sometimes

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