Unit 3: Information Technology and Generations in Society

What is the definition of a generation?

• A group of people born within a particular period of time

• A group of people with shared historical experiences

• A group of people with similar beliefs and values

• A group of people with common age location in history

What is the framing of Generational Cohort Theory is grounded on what principle?

• Generations are shaped by the period in which they are born

• Generations are defined by their political and economic events

• Generations have similar personality and behavior traits

• Generations are classified based on their shared history

Which generation is known for their loyalty and sacrifice?

• Greatest Generation

• Silent Generation

• Baby Boomers

• Generation X

Which generation grew up with new technologies and the internet?

• Silent Generation

• Baby Boomers

• Generation X

• Generation Y

What is the main characteristic of Generation Z?

• Technologically-immersed

• Optimistic and competitive

• Flexible and informal

• Global and entrepreneurial

What is the term for people who oppose technological advancement?

• Digital Natives

• Technophobes

• Digital Immigrants

• Luddites

What is the main goal of digital equity?

• To ensure equal access to technology resources

• To bridge the generation gap

• To eliminate the digital divide

• To promote digital inclusion

What are some barriers to digital equity?

• Geographical restrictions

• Income levels

• Racial/ethnic disparities

• All of the above

What is the definition of digital inclusion?

• Ensuring benefits of the internet are available to everyone

• Providing access to digital devices

• Teaching digital literacy skills

• Eliminating the digital divide

What is the main factor for digital inclusion?

• Affordable internet services

• Internet-enabled devices

• Access to digital literacy training

• All of the above