- Introduction: The Young and the Digital
- Chapter One: Digital Migration: Young People’s Historic Move to the Online World
- Chapter Two: Social Media 101: What Schools are Learning About Themselves and Young Technology Users
- Chapter Three: The Very Well-Connected: Friending, Bonding, and Community in the Digital Age
- Chapter Four: Digital Gates: How Race and Class Distinctions are Shaping the Digital World
- Chapter Five: We Play: The Allure of Social Games, Synthetic Worlds and Second Lives
- Chapter Six: Hooked: Rethinking the Internet Addiction Debate
- Chapter Seven: Now! Fast Entertainment and Multitasking in an Always-On World
- Chapter Eight: “May I have your attention”: The Consequences of Anytime, Anywhere Technology
- Conclusion: A Message from Barack: What the Young and the Digital Means for Our Political Future
- The Making of this Book: Research, Methods, and Acknowledgments
- Index
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