Digital Natives

It refer to individuals who have grown up in a world where digital technology is prevalent and have become adept at using it from an early age. This term was coined by Marc Prensky in 2001 to describe the younger generation who have grown up with computers, smartphones, and the internet as an integral part of their lives. Digital natives are typically comfortable and fluent in using digital devices, navigating online platforms, and engaging with digital content. They are often quick to adapt to new technologies and are considered to have a natural affinity for digital tools and resources. Digital natives are contrasted with digital immigrants, who were not born into the digital age but have had to adapt to it later in life.