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Embracing the Digital Age In a time when technology often dominates our lives, I reflect on how our engagement with digital resources has evolved over time. Back in the 1990s, digital tools were mostly used for reading things online, like websites with information. We didn't really do much else. In the 2000s, we started using digital tools to do more. We could chat with people and share photos on social media. Nowadays, we use digital tools for all sorts of things. It’s a lot more interactive. We can watch videos, read books online, take online courses, and even create our own content. Visitor or Resident I had not come across the Visitor vs. Resident concept before starting this assignment. David White and his Visitor vs. Resident idea came from a response to Marc Prensky’s Digital Native/Digital Immigrant view. Visitors and Residents is a simple way of describing the range of ways individuals can engage with the Web. Visitors see the internet as a tool for a specific pur...