Many people believe that the Google Generation, teenagers now, are an especially adept group, making skillful use of search engines and outperforming their older peers as a result.
It’s not true.
And not only that, if you look at the heaviest users of the web, it’s not kids in their late teens – it’s the elderly. A fascinating report has been written, commissioned by JISC and the British Library which blows apart many myths about how different generations search for information using search engines.
Read their pdf – it’s terrific stuff…
Categorised as: Search Engines
