According to Fogg, Phillips, Baird, and Fogg (2011):
The proliferation of digital, social and mobile technologies has created a culture in which youth participate more in creating and sharing content, profoundly changing the way stu-dents communicate, interact, and learn. In many cases students spend as much (or more) time online in an informal learning environment--interacting with peers and receiving feedback--than they do with their teachers in the traditional classroom. (p. 3)