Discussion concerning the issue can be also found in works by the following authors: Jones and Cross (2009),
Jones & Ramanau (2009a, 2009b), Jones, Ramanau, Cross & Healing (2010) who investigated Net generation
students at universities in England and the findings from this research show that the current generation of students is
not homogenous. Jones, Ramanau, Cross & Healing (2010) identified a range of minorities appearing within the
generation including a group of students who make very little use of emails. Another research, conducted by Sun
(2008), shows that some students are anxious about the use of ICT, which affects the level of their satisfaction in elearning
courses. This finding contradicts the conception of Net generation students as proficient ICT users.
Discussion concerning the issue can be also found in works by the following authors: Jones and Cross (2009),Jones & Ramanau (2009a, 2009b), Jones, Ramanau, Cross & Healing (2010) who investigated Net generationstudents at universities in England and the findings from this research show that the current generation of students isnot homogenous. Jones, Ramanau, Cross & Healing (2010) identified a range of minorities appearing within thegeneration including a group of students who make very little use of emails. Another research, conducted by Sun(2008), shows that some students are anxious about the use of ICT, which affects the level of their satisfaction in elearningcourses. This finding contradicts the conception of Net generation students as proficient ICT users.
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