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Book Review: Grown up Digital: How the Net Generation is Changing your World

Another book written by Don Tapscott, the well-known author and co-author of Wikinomics, Paradigm Shift and the Digital Economy. This particular book focuses on the 'net generation' those people aged between 11 and 30 who have grown up with the internet. It has been inspired by a major research project that the author was involved in, which undertook interviews with 11,000 young people worldwide, examining their behaviours in terms of thinking, interacting, working and socialising. Tapscott states that although TV was the signature medium of the baby boomer generation, the net generation don't just watch Tv, they view it while they're chatting with friends and navigating the web. They don't just communicate and collaborate with close friends, they communicate and collaborate globally. The book is divided into three parts: the first has four chapters explaining how the net generation thinks and behaves; the second consists of four chapters looking at the implications of this behaviour for education, the