The Myth Of Digital Natives, Tendencies In Higher Education

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ICT, digital natives, digital inmigrants, digital divide

Abstract

The study originates from reflections on the behavior of groups and cohorts of students characterized as "digital natives" for supposedly knowing how to use ICT, just
because they are young. It addresses three case studies through a Google form: Architecture, Economic Sciences and Humanities, at the central campus of the USAC. It was carried out jointly between the Academic Development Division -DDA- of the
General Directorate of Teaching and the Research Directorate of the Faculty of Architecture -DIFA- as part of a project of the General Directorate of Research -DIGI- of the USAC, in the year 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic. The review includes A. Introduction, B. Technical aspects, C. Summary of the book, and D. Technical evaluation.

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  • Olga Edith Ruiz, University of San Carlos of Guatemala

    Dra. Olga Edith Ruiz, Profesora Titular VII, del Departamento de Investigación de la División de Desarrollo Académico -DDA- de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, con Doctorado en la Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca. Ha desarrollado investigaciones en el campo de la investigación educativa, con temas: socioeconómicos, evaluación de los aprendizajes, técnicas de Información y comunicación, desarrollo curricular, entre otros

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2022-11-30

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Reseñas

How to Cite

“The Myth Of Digital Natives, Tendencies In Higher Education”. Avance (November 30, 2022): 94–102. Accessed July 13, 2026. https://ojs.farusac.edu.gt/index.php/avance/article/view/122.

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