The digital divide
Subtitle: arguments for and against Facebook, Google, texting, and the age of social networking
By: edited by Mark Bauerlein
Publisher: Jeremy P. Tarcher
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781585428861
Subjects: Social aspects; Technological innovations; Digital divide; Social networks
Table of contents: title: Introduction by Mark Bauerlein; title: The brain, the senses; title: Digital natives, digital immigrants / Marc Prensky; title: The internet / Steven Johnson; title: Learning to think in a digital world / Maryanne Wolf; title: Learning theory, video games, and popular culture / James Gee; title: Usability of websites for teenagers / Jakob Nielsen; title: Is google making us stupid? / Nicholas Carr; title: Your brain is evolving right now / Gary Small and Gigi Vorgan; title: Social life, personal life, school; title: Identity crisis / Sherry Turkle; title: They call me cyberboy / Douglas Rushkoff; title: The eight net gen norms / Don Tapscott; title: Love online / Henry Jenkins; title: We can't ignore the influence of digital technologies / Cathy Davidson; title: Virtual friendship and the new narcissism / Christine Rosen; title: Activists / John Palfrey and Urs Gasser; title: The fate of culture; title: Nomadicity / Todd Gitlin; title: What is web 2.0? / Tim O'Reilly; title: Web squared : web 2.0 five years on / Tim O'Reilly and John Battelle; title: Web 2.0 / Andrew Keen; title: Wikipedia and beyond / Katherine Mangu-Ward; title: Judgment : of Molly's gaze and Taylor's watch : why more is less in a split-screen; title: World / Maggie Jackson; title: A dream come true / Lee Siegel; title: The end of solitude / William Deresiewicz; title: Means / Clay Shirky.