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Born digital

understanding the first generation of digital natives
Examines how economy, culture, and family life may change due to the coming of age of a generation of digital natives--individuals who have been exposed to technology their entire lives; and discusses the challenges they face.
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Coders

the making of a new tribe and the remaking of the world
2019
Looks at computer programmers, discussing where they come from, how they think, what makes for greatness in their world, and what should give others pause.
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Using VR in medicine

2020
Explores how virtual reality is being utilized within the medical field.
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Top secret science in cybercrime and espionage

2019
"Spying and surveillance has always relied on cutting-edge science to push the boundaries. The same techniques are often used today by hackers to commit online data security breaches. This . . . book [is for] readers who have an interest in spymaker gadgets, computer science, and biometric data for online identification and security"--Provided by publisher.
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5 skills for the global learner

what everyone needs to navigate the digital world
2015
Shows teachers how to use mobile devices and social media in the classroom, including creating and sharing digital information, using social media, digital publishing, building a personal learning network, and using aggregators to create, maintain, and share content.
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Info tech careers

In 2016 the technology industry accounted for 8 percent of all economic activity in the United States, generating more than $1.3 trillion. Around one in twenty Americans worked in the tech industry. And the number of jobs involving web development, database administration, information security, and other information technology (IT) jobs increased by 3 percent in 2016 alone.According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment for information technology professionals is expected to grow 13 percent through 2026. This projected growth is pegged to an industry that is expanding at warp speed--.
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Careers in information technology

2016
"Examines 25 potential career paths in Information Technology, including: Computer engineer, Computer programmer, Robotics technician; ... provide(s) real-world information about these in-demand professions, including: A day in the life, work environment, education & training, earnings & advancement, employment outlook, networking contacts, areas with the highest employment levels, and conversations with real professionals"--Amazon.com.
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Waves and information transfer

Explores how light and sound waves transfer information.

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