Vol. XIII, No. 10, December 2013
- Editor's corner
- Why are many FEC attractions so mediocre?
- Local, healthy top the 2014 restaurant menu forecast
- Bowling in transition
- Foundations Entertainment University announces three programs for 2014
- Wine now more popular than beer
- 5 ways to rethink your queue strategy to keep customers satisfied
- Is Chuck E. Cheese's declining comparable store sales the result of digital Darwinism, KGOY or what?
- Do "Digital Natives" exist?
- Raising the bar on grilled cheese sandwiches
- Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to tell your story in a noisy social world
Do "Digital Natives" exist?
Is there such a thing as a "DIGITAL NATIVE"? Some experts have suggested a clear divide between "digital native" (the Millennial tech experts) and "digital immigrant" (older generations introduced to technology later in life). The young NATIVES have had technology change the way they think and the way their brain works, while older folk are stuck playing catch-up. But is that fair? Can someone innately understand technology? Is it even a good idea to define people as natives vs. immigrants? Watch the first five-and-one-half minute part of this PBS Idea Channel episode and find out! Click here to go to video.
Vol. XIII, No. 10, December 2013
- Editor's corner
- Why are many FEC attractions so mediocre?
- Local, healthy top the 2014 restaurant menu forecast
- Bowling in transition
- Foundations Entertainment University announces three programs for 2014
- Wine now more popular than beer
- 5 ways to rethink your queue strategy to keep customers satisfied
- Is Chuck E. Cheese's declining comparable store sales the result of digital Darwinism, KGOY or what?
- Do "Digital Natives" exist?
- Raising the bar on grilled cheese sandwiches
- Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to tell your story in a noisy social world
