Conclusion
Current undergraduate students could be designated as digital natives to express their belonging to a certain age
generation influenced by technologies embedded in all kinds of human activities; nevertheless, generalizations on
preferences, skills, attitudes and learning styles cannot be made just on the generational basis. The findings
presented in this paper support the presupposition that the Net generation is heterogeneous in the ways it uses new
technologies and undergraduate students belonging to this generation exhibit different attitudes to ICT in education
depending on various aspects such as their fields of study, interests, future careers, etc. Educational needs of these
students are not homogeneous and their accommodation requires changes to be made in higher education