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61. EDUCAUSE | Resources | Is It Age Or IT: First Steps Toward Understanding The Net
The Net gen readily takes part in community activities.33 Given a choice, The Net gen has been exposed to multiple media types from a young age.
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Resource Center Major Initiatives Resources Professional Development Community ... About EDUCAUSE Page Location: EDUCAUSE Home Resources Additional Resources Books ... Educating the Net Generation Is It Age or IT: First Steps Toward Understanding the Net Generation Educating the Net Generation E-Book Printing Options
Is It Age or IT: First Steps Toward Understanding the Net Generation
Diana Oblinger
EDUCAUSE James Oblinger
North Carolina State University © Diana Oblinger and James Oblinger
Introduction
Information technology is woven throughout Eric's life, but he probably doesn't think of it as technology. One generation's technology is taken for granted by the next. Computers, the Internet, online resources, and instantaneous access are simply the way things are done. Eric is a member of the Net Generation; he's never known life without the Internet.
Children and Teenagers
Today's Net Gen college students have grown up with technology. Born around the time the PC was introduced, 20 percent began using computers between the ages of 5 and 8. Virtually all Net Gen students were using computers by the time they were 16 to 18 years of age. Computer usage is even higher among today's children. Among children ages 8 to 18, 96 percent have gone online. Seventy-four percent have access at home, and 61 percent use the Internet on a typical day.

62. JCU - Appropriate Use Of Information
Information resources, Copyright and Intellectual Property (From the Australian Department of communications, Information Technology and the Arts
http://www.library.jcu.edu.au/subjectgds/Gen/appropriate.shtml
@import /* hide from IE5 */ url("http://www.jcu.edu.au/includes/styles/JCUstyles.css"); Web Sitemap Search A-Z Index Contacts ... Events I nformation F or Prospective Students International Students Current Students Visitors ... Jobs at JCU I nformation A bout The University Research Teaching
Appropriate Use of Information
Intellectual Property Access to Information Internet Regulation
General intellectual property resources
  • Intellectual Property (James Cook University Guidelines) Conduct of Research (James Cook University Statement and Guidelines on Research Practice) (Available to JCU students and staff. Username and password required, contact InfoHelp for details). (Includes guidelines and procedures on audiovisual, print and graphic electronic copying).
  • 63. X-Rays: An Inside Look At Gen X Resources
    Since he is a media analyst, much of Rushkoff s emphasis is on the media and modern Among gen X values, they list community, friendship, oneness,
    http://www.tagnet.org/dvm/xray.html
    X-Rays:
    An Inside Look at Generation X Resources
    X-Rays is a periodic feature release to ministry periodicals which will highlight an eclectic variety of resources pertaining to young adults ages 18-35, popularly dubbed "Generation X." Various Xers and ministry specialists will be providing the resources compiled in this feature by dre.am VISION ministries. Reviewers will subjectively rate resources based on the following scale:
    X = Xcellent
    Y = Y not check it out
    Z = Zilch, a real snore ZZZZZZ
    Generating Hope: A Strategy for Reaching the Postmodern Generation.
    Jimmy Long. (1997). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press. $14.99
    This book is one of the clearest and most profoundly practical books written on Generation X. It comes at Gen X from a philosophical point-of-view, rather than a generational one, and provides incredibly practical applications from cover to cover. It is a must read!!
    After working for many years on a university campus, Jimmy Long began to realize that today's students are very different from students a few years ago. This book is the result of his analysis of the reasons for these radical shifts in attitude and thinking.
    Long's contention is that although Howe and Strauss may be correct in their generational theory, and that there is a shift between Boomers and Generation X, that the current attitudinal shift is also (and more importantly) a shift from Enlightenment thinking to Postmodern thinking. Generation X is the first truly postmodern generation. Long explores what this means, emphasizing postmodern characteristics, including community, tribalism (a term he uses to refer to sub cultures within today's youth), hopelessness and pessimism.

    64. Gen-Probe: Corporate Governance Code Of Ethics
    2.7 Inquiries from Shareholders or media genProbe has an obligation to ensurethat all No gen-Probe funds, assets, or resources may be used directly or
    http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=135117&p=irol-govConduct

    65. Electronic Design Welcome
    Nextgen Chips Propel Summer Design Sizzle Mark David At a media eventannouncing 90-nm RapidChip platform ASICs, resources, Part Finder
    http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/ArticleID/10746/10746.html

    66. PULSE! June 2005
    how Baby Boom and gen X leaders view leadership, transitions and their work . The guide offers tips, tools and resources to develop communications
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    Alliance/NCNA Joint Conference - Registration Deadline June 30
    The Alliance/NCNA Joint Conference, "The Communities We Serve: Building Capacity for Impact," July 14-17, 2005 in Chicago is nearly sold out! We expect more than 600 participants at this major event for nonprofit capacity builders. If you would like to attend, note that registration and payment must be received by Thursday, June 30 for pre-registration rates. For full conference details and registration information, visit www.allianceonline.org/annual_conference

    67. Gen Ed Institute Workshop: Writing And Oral Communication In The Disciplines
    gen Ed Institute Workshop. Writing and Oral Communication in the Disciplines What resources will be available for faculty (eg, library, media
    http://www.udel.edu/it-us/woctf/genedfeedback.htm
    Gen Ed Institute Workshop Writing and Oral Communication in the Disciplines July 16, 2002 Background : Some 20 faculty from various disciplines met to discuss what we need to be pay attention to at UD if we want a successful initiative. The suggestions were consolidated and organized at the workshop for presentation to the University Task Force on Oral and Written Communication. Leaders : Steve Bernhardt, Debby Andrews, and Deborah Bosley (UNC-Charlotte) Question : If we are to be successful in moving writing and oral communication into the disciplines, what do we need to pay attention to? Pedagogy Student attitudes Need to develop within students an appreciation for the importance of good writing and communication skills. Need to get buy-in from students to make initiative successful. Need to create culture at UD that values strong writing and communication—so students learn what they need to know, are prepared to work productively, are able to express themselves creatively, and are ready to contribute to the community. Teaching Strategies Need to find ways to balance attention to writing and speaking activities (we tend to privilege writing) Students need to write and speak in a variety of ways for different audiences and purposes (expressive, creative, persuasive, technical, expository, scientific, electronic

    68. KLRU: Family > Family Resources
    The gen Austin Web site provides resources that empower girls to be true to Challenges kids to question advertising, evaluate media and become smart
    http://www.klru.org/family/resources.asp
    SIGN IN JOIN/RENEW NOW! E-NEWSLETTERS SEARCH Programs A-Z TV Schedule Support KLRU Family myKLRU
    Find out when your favorite shows air. Personalize today. IN COMMUNITY
    Find out more about KLRU's community programs for kids families and teachers AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
    Check out the Web site for all of your favorite artists. OUR SHOWS
    Find out about gardening , what's going on in Austin and who Texas Monthly Talks will interview this week. NOW SHOWING
    4:30 AM WIDE ANGLE 5:30 AM DESTINOS: AN INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH 6:00 AM ZOBOOMAFOO 6:30 AM BBC World News
    Overview
    Ready To Learn KLRU Kids' Shows ... Parenting Programs Family Resources KLRU offers a variety of resources for your family: Arts Child Development and Health Information Education Math ... en Español Here are some highlights: Born Learning
    Turn everyday moments into fun learning experiences Parenting Counts
    KCTS/Seattle Television, in cooperation with PBS, has developed a public broadcasting, multimedia initiative, entitled Parenting Counts: A Focus on Early Learning. Using content provided by the Talaris Research Institute, the Parenting Counts campaign disseminates research-based information about how children think, feel, and learn and supports parents with examples of best parenting practices.

    69. For Youth Media Makers - Native Networks
    resources. Downtown Community Television Center (DCTV) The Youth and MediaCommunications Initiative creates opportunities for underserved youth
    http://www.nativenetworks.si.edu/eng/yellow/fymm.htm
    Media Projects
    Alaska Native Youth Media Institute, Koahnic Broadcasting Corporation
    719 East 11th Ave., Suite C, Anchorage, AK 99501
    Phone:
    Fax:

    www.knba.org

    Each summer since 1992, the Koahnic Broadcasting Corporation has conducted the week-long Alaska Native Youth Media Institute in Anchorage. For each institute, more than a dozen Native high school students are selected from throughout the state to receive hands-on instruction in media. Some of the country's best Native media professionals guide the students through writing, recording, and producing audio for radio broadcast and Internet distribution. By the program's end, the students have produced a radio feature program that is offered for broadcast by Native radio stations across the country. Indian Island School, Video Program, Penobscot Nation
    1 River Road, Old Town, ME 04468

    70. Staples High School
    Communication and Mass media Complete Use if your topic deals with media! Teen Links; Community resources for Teens. Miscellaneous Links Dictionary
    http://shs.westport.k12.ct.us/staplesLMC/
    Staples High School
    LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER
    70 North Avenue Westport, CT 06880 203-341-1290
    "AT THE CENTER OF ALL YOUR INFORMATION NEEDS"
    Our library is being renovated! We are now located in rms. . Our research computers are in rm. . We'll be back in our previous space, completely renovated, in Nov. or Dec.!
    Y-Drive CATALOG Research Staples HS Pg. ... PASSWORDS TO ONLINE DATABASES
    U se school ID to access page with database passwords . For "domain" use wps0 (that's "zero" not "o") Teachers' Resources: CEU FAQs WEA Tech Service s
    Computer Lab Information
    YOU HAVE
    INFORMATION
    POWER EXPLORE
    YOUR WORLD Staples High School Mission Statement We are a community of learners engaged in a quest for academic excellence and committed to civic and social responsibility. We are unwavering in our belief that we must act with integrity and treat each other with respect. NEW: How much are students using our databases for research? Check out the stats here!

    71. Resources & Summaries: 9/11, Media, Mind Control, Energy, UFOs, Other Cover-ups
    Best resources and summaries on coverups of 9/11, media, mind control The sections on Inspirational resources and Global Community Movements call for
    http://www.wanttoknow.info/resources


    Link to Summaries

    Information Centers

    Elections

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    BBC Documentary Power of Nightmares PBS Documentary Secret Government C-SPAN 9/11 Lecture Dr. David Ray Griffin Discovery Channel Conspiracy of Silence Inspiration Inspiring Articles Inspiring Resources Finding Life Purpose Transforming Fear ... Community Introduction Welcome to our list of resources and summaries. Simply reading through this list will give you an excellent idea of all that is being hidden from us. We’ve listed only the very best, most reliable resources and summaries from the mountains of information available on the Internet, in books, in the public record, and elsewhere. We present this information to inspire us to work together to strengthen democracy and to build a brighter future for us all. Much of what you find on the Internet is difficult or impossible to verify. Some of it is even disinformation. Yet on this list, almost every resource and summary gives a wealth of reliable references and footnotes, so you can independently confirm information provided

    72. Media & Cultural Studies Resources
    David Chandler s media and Communication Studies Site Useful explanations University of Iowa s media Studies resources PageAn extensive collection
    http://stephen.macek.faculty.noctrl.edu/mediastudies.htm
    Courses
    CV Writing Urban Nightmares My Blog Macek's Home Page Teaching and research Resources North Central College Resources

    73. Com Gen 150 W02
    Com gen 150 Integrative Seminar Winter 2002 Reading Packet Robert McChesney,Ch. 2 from Rich media, Poor Democracy Communication Politics in Dubious
    http://communication.ucsd.edu/courses/syllabi/150W02.html
    Com Gen 150: Integrative Seminar
    Winter 2002
    Professor Robert Horwitz
    MCC 130 534-2843 rhorwitz@ucsd.edu
    About the course
    Required reading materials:

    C. Edwin Baker, Media, Markets, and Democracy (Cambridge University Press, 2002).
    Who Owns the Media? : Competition and
    Concentration in the Mass Media Industry 3rd Edition (Erlbaum, 2000).
    Reading Packet assembled by University Readers, Inc.
    The books are available at Groundwork Bookstore; the Reading Packet will be available in class on the second session (January 15). Course requirements: A seminar is a course where class discussion, not lecture, is the order of the day. Many Communication students have never had the privilege of taking a seminar. Students need to be in class, ready to talk about the readings and the issues posed by them. A seminar requires a different kind of reading practice, oriented not just to getting through the assigned materials, but to think about them and have an informed opinion about them. The course meets only 10 times. Students may miss one session without repercussions. Every unexcused absence thereafter results in a full grade penalty on the final grade (eg, two absences takes a B to a C; three absences takes a B to a D, etc.). There will be 3 assignments: appreciated).

    74. UCSD Communication Introduction Undergraduate Program
    Com/gen 150 Senior Seminar in Communication *. One media methods course.Three courses beyond the introductory courses (one must be chosen from each of
    http://communication.ucsd.edu/undergraduate/undergrad.html
    Student Web Sites Workspace Graduate Program Burn ... Undergrad Scholarships
    The undergraduate program
    Components of our Program (Find out about our undergraduate program, including everything you'll need to know to apply: the requirements for the major and the minor , and the honors program . At the bottom of this page you'll find out how to receive the application materials necessary to apply to our program.) We recommend that you read the UCSD catalog description of our undergraduate program, for information about requirements, courses, and policies. Communication at UCSD is a field of study that emphasizes the role of different technologies of communication, from language to writing to television to computers, in mediating human experience. It draws from such social science disciplines as anthropology, psychology, sociology, and political science, and from the humanities and fine arts, including theater, literature, and visual arts. Communication students will develop a critical awareness of the communicative forces which affect their everyday lives. The communication major is not designed as a training program in advertising, journalism, production, or public relations. It provides students with a solid liberal arts background necessary for graduate studies in communication and other disciplines, and for professional work in a number of communication-related fields, including primary and secondary education.

    75. Film & Media Studies Guide
    This guide highlights core resources for JHU Film and media Studies students andfaculty. Index to over 200 communication and mass media journals.
    http://www.library.jhu.edu/researchhelp/film/

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    Organizing your research, building a bibliography, and including citations while you write have just been made easier.
    RefWorks, a Web-based database and bibliography creator, is free to all Hopkins affiliates. More...
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    Students, faculty and staff of Johns Hopkins University may contact Madeline Copp Library Catalogs (what films do we, and other libraries, own?) Databases and Indexes (use these to find criticism and film reviews) Books and Media in Print (main distributors for all kinds of film) Public Performance Rights (what are they and why you should care) MSEL Audiovisual Center
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    76. College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences At NIU Transfer Information
    The emphasis in media studies combines classes in general communication withcourses in mass Interdisciplinary gen Ed, 3, Electives or gen Ed, 3
    http://www.clas.niu.edu/advising/2 2/coms.htm

    77. Microsoft Sets December Release For Next-Gen Enterprise IM Server
    With the release of its Office Live communications Server 2005, Microsoft alsois adding an Click here to visit the new B2B Resource Center today!
    http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1683422,00.asp
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    October 26, 2004
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    The next version of Microsoft Corp.'s enterprise instant messaging and presence server will be available on Dec. 1, the company said late on Monday. With the release of its Office Live Communications Server 2005, Microsoft also is adding an enterprise edition along with its standard version. ADVERTISEMENT While the basic functionality is available in both editions, the enterprise option supports more users, provides load balancing and server clustering, and includes more management features, said Dennis Karlinsky, the lead product manager for LCS. As reported earlier, new features in LCS 2005 include federation, so an enterprise can connect its IM and presence with other organizations running LCS 2005, and the ability for remote user to connect without a VPN (virtual private network). LCS 2005, released to manufacturing on Friday and formerly code-named Vienna, is the successor to LCS 2003, which was

    78. Tough Customers: How To Reach Gen Y
    The Microsoft Sales and Marketing Resource Kit. Save time. Save money. Desire for community. Lots of gen Y choices come from viral marketing — another
    http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/resources/marketing/market_research/tough
    Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for:
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    Technical Support Tech Support Overview Computer Security Community Get More from Products Get More Overview Success Stories Products Products Overview Windows Office Small Business Server ... Other Tools Online Services Online Services Overview View All Services Getting Online Selling Online ... Maximizing Results Learning Center Learning Center Overview How To Buy How to Buy Overview Special Offers Site Map About Us ... Market Research
    Tough customers: how to reach Gen Y
    By Joanna L. Krotz They're growing up on the wired alphabet: PC, CD, PDA, DVD and CUL8R. They average $100 a week in disposable income, spending a stunning $150 billion a year. And they influence another $50 billion in family purchases, bumping the total to $200 billion. Related Links Women power: How to market to 51% of Americans Dos and don'ts in search-engine marketing How to capture wary customers Microsoft Office Small Business Edition 2003 ... Online seminars and business events in your area Say hello to Generation Y, also known as Echo Boomers or Millennials. For sheer spending power and cultural hegemony, this consumer group is unrivaled in American history. If you haven't thought much about how your wares might attract this cohort of big spenders — who are savvy and wary in equal parts — start thinking. It's where your future lies.

    79. Video Resources - Academic Alliance - Microsoft UK
    To view a video trailer or netshow, please click on the Windows media Player link . theSpoke.net is an online community that allows student developers to
    http://www.microsoft.com/uk/academia/video-resources/
    Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Academia Home Page ... Useful Links Video Resources The video clips on this page cover a range of Microsoft projects, topics and initiatives. We hope they will inform and inspire you. How to view video resources To view a video trailer or netshow, please click on the Windows Media Player link. (Please note: you'll need to sign in using your .NET Passport.) Video resources Windows Codename Longhorn Higher Education Concept Video
    The sharing of ideas is a central part of Higher Education. Longhorn makes it easier for ISVs and publishers to meet education objectives in community interaction, shared annotations, lifelong digital portfolios, licensed content, mobility, and digital media. In this concept video, Carter shows some early work with McGraw-Hill, as he steps through physics calculations to send a space probe to Saturn.
    Watch 'Longhorn Higher Education Concept Video' for Windows Media Player
    Imagine Cup 2005
    The UK winners of the Imagine Cup 2005 will go on to our worldwide finals in Japan. This trailer captures the excitement of the coding challenge with a Japanese flavour.
    Watch 'the Imagine Cup 2005 trailer' for Windows Media Player (300Kbps)
    Imagine cup - wide-screen
    Watch the wide-screen version of the Imagine Cup 2005 trailer.

    80. Resource Type - Filter - Application Notes
    In this sample configuration, the PARTNER Advanced communications System lines are Configurations and implementation guidelines for Avaya media Servers
    http://www.avaya.com/gcm/master-usa/en-us/resource/filter.htm&Filter=Type:Applic

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