What is the difference between digital natives and digital immigrants? As Marc Prensky discussed in the article, Digital Native, Digital Immigrants, in today's world there are two types of learners. Digital natives are those of us which were born in the time of the digital world. These natives know the language, know the slang, and understand the ins and outs of the society. The digital immigrants are not quite so technologically savvy. The digital immigrants are described as those who were born before/outside of the digital world who have tried to pick it up later in life. Just as an immigrant to a new country, old habits and ways of life still remain for digital immigrants, Prensky called this a person's “accent”. Mark Pensky How has the immigrant/native divide affected the classroom? While many teachers and professors are considered digital immigrants and most students are considered digital natives, there is a bit of a language barrier in the classroom. As digital immigrant...