Sentence examples for digital native population from inspiring English sources

"Within the next five years, the digital native population in the developing countries is forecast to more than double," the ITU writes.

Currently, the ITU says that there are 363 million "digital natives" in a population of around 7 billion, or 5.2% of all people, and 30% of young people.

As a result, it is prudent to avoid interpreting the term digital native too broadly as covering the entire population of university-age learners (Gobel and Kano 2014; MacLean and Elwood 2009).

"He's a digital native," Higdon said.

Amy, of course, is a digital native.

I am not a digital native.

The rest are no better or worse at using technology than the rest of the population.Writing in the British Journal of Education Technology in 2008, a group of academics led by Sue Bennett of the University of Wollongong set out to debunk the whole idea of digital natives, arguing that there may be "as much variation within the digital native generation as between the generations".

(Urban Natives constitute more than half of the over-all U.S. Native population).

Someday America will have a justice who is, if not a digital native, at least a digital immigrant.

Here nomadic populations entered from the north to mingle with the native population.

The digital native doesn't send a letter to the editor any more.