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Generation Z consists of individuals born from the mid-1990s to the early 2010s, characterized by their digital fluency, independence, and preference for authenticity. While both Millennials and Gen Z embrace technology, Millennials adapted to it, whereas Gen Z was born into it, leading to differences in their outlooks and social engagement. The document also discusses the Throwback Generation, which values retro elements and simpler, more meaningful experiences in contrast to the fast-paced digital world.

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Generation Z consists of individuals born from the mid-1990s to the early 2010s, characterized by their digital fluency, independence, and preference for authenticity. While both Millennials and Gen Z embrace technology, Millennials adapted to it, whereas Gen Z was born into it, leading to differences in their outlooks and social engagement. The document also discusses the Throwback Generation, which values retro elements and simpler, more meaningful experiences in contrast to the fast-paced digital world.

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CT109-3-1 Digital Thinking and Innovation

Tutorial 2 – Digital Generation

SECTION A

Definition Question
Explain the following term

Generation Z
Generation Z includes people born from the mid-1990s to the early 2010s.
They are known for growing up in a world surrounded by digital technology,
especially smartphones and social media. This constant exposure has shaped
their behaviors, making them quick learners, highly connected, and socially
conscious. Gen Z tends to value authenticity and prefers communication that
is fast and visual.

SECTION B

Review Questions

Explain the similarities and differences between the Millennials and Gen Z
Millennials and Gen Z both embrace technology, but their experiences differ.
Millennials adapted to digital tools as they emerged, while Gen Z was born
into a tech-driven world. Millennials are more optimistic and collaborative,
whereas Gen Z is more independent and realistic. Both generations care
about social issues, but Gen Z is more vocal and expects transparency from
institutions.

Describe the characteristics of Gen Z


Gen Z is defined by their digital fluency, independence, and preference for
authenticity. They are comfortable with multitasking across devices and
platforms. This generation values mental health, social justice, and
personalized experiences. They are also entrepreneurial and tend to seek
flexible work environments that align with their values.

SECTION C

Multiple Choice Questions


Which generation is this: those who grow up by being constantly connected
to the world around them through smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Answer: Gen Z
Insightful and savvy refers to

Answer: They know what they know, and they know what they don’t know

SECTION D

Research
Research for more details about the Throwback generation – what other
traits and aspects can you discover?

The Throwback Generation is often drawn to elements of the past, embracing


retro styles, classic music, and traditional values. They appreciate simplicity
and authenticity, often preferring analog experiences over digital ones. This
mindset reflects a desire to reconnect with meaningful, slower-paced
lifestyles in contrast to the fast-moving digital age.

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