Digital Immigrants Are

Digital immigrants are:

A) the gap between those fully able to participate in the digital age and those without access to electricity, the Internet, and mobile phones.
B) social struggles for worker rights and democracy that are aided by social media, mobile phones, and electronic communication.
C) born after the 1980s; this generation has spent their lives using devices like smartphones and laptops.
D) the era defined by the proliferation of high-speed communication technologies, social networking, and personal computing.
E) the generation that uses technology, but in a process more akin to learning a new culture or language.