The other focus was students’ explanations as to why they think their generation is better, worse, or as good at learning as the pre-ICT generation. To this end, students’ answers were divided into groups according to their answers. One consisted of students who considered their generation to be better learners. The second group included those students who considered their generation to be worse learners than the pre-ICT generation. None of the interviewees thought that their generation is equal to the pre-ICT generation in terms of learning. For each group, the themes that emerged in students’ explanations were analyzed. This analysis highlighted that second group consisted of two distinctive subgroups: those who ascribed the responsibility to school and those who ascribed the responsibility to students (and their partnership with digital technology). The themes that emerged are presented in Table 2.