Sentences with phrase «app generation»

Apple today announced it's amending the App Store guideline that banned apps created using templates and other app generation services.

Mic surveyed more than 2,300 people between 18 and 34 years old, and it turns out, the vast majority of them — almost 39 % - met their SOs through mutual friends, despite being part of the Tinder / dating app generation.

Tinder has thrown a Twitter tantrum over a Vanity Fair article all about today's hookup app generation, mobile dating apps and the «dating apocalypse».

When Apple first announced the changes at WWDC, many of these template providers and app generation services thought they wouldn't be impacted — the ban was meant to weed out the clone - makers and spammers.

Book Reviews: It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens by danah boyd, and The App Generation by Howard Gardner and Katie Davis.

All of that is incredible, but the one downside to the «app generation» is that many of them are making it to adulthood without some basic life skills.

The App Generation Howard Gardner and Katie Davis From Twitter and Facebook to Instagram and YouTube, it is hard to deny that today's youth are deeply involved with digital media.

In The App Generation, Professor Howard Gardner and Katie Davis, Ed.M.»

While at HGSE, Davis worked closely with Professor Howard Gardner and co-authored The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World with him.

As Katie Davis and I point out in The App Generation, technology is a wonderful terrain where young and old can work together synergistically.

Speaking at the Askwith Forum «The App Generation,» titled after their latest book, Gardner and Davis discussed how digital media and apps are changing young people's personal identities, intimate relationships with other people, and imaginative powers.

Are our classes meeting the needs and interests of our App Generation students; how are we activatinglearning?

For instance, among the top ten, just in the past year, Diane Ravitch came out with Reign of Error, Rick Hanushek and Paul Peterson with Endangering Prosperity, Linda Darling - Hammond with Getting Teacher Evaluation Right, Howard Gardner with The App Generation, and Larry Cuban with Inside the Black Box of Classroom Practice.

The research, which is also documented in a chapter in The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World by Davis and Professor Howard Gardner, was part of Project Zero's Developing Minds and Digital Media Project.

Among his 30 books are Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences and The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World co-written with Katie Davis.

Six years ago, he and then - student Katie Davis, Ed.D. ’11 (now an assistant professor at the University of Washington) set out to explore the question, and in their new book, The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World (Yale), they argue that the answer is unambiguously yes.

Dr. Katie Davis, an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington Information School and co-author 2013's The App Generation, has been recognized by the Association for Psychological Science as a 2015 Rising Star!

On Day 4, Good Project researchers Howard Gardner and Katie Davis led a plenary where they discussed The App Generation and also a recent study on creativity conducted by Emily Weinstein, Katie Davis, Zachary Clark, and Donna Di Bartolomeo.

Howard Gardner and Katie Davis's book The App Generation continues to be referenced in the press two years after its release.

Howard Gardner and Katie Davis's 2013 book The App Generation has been referenced in a New York Post piece by columnist Naomi Shaefer Riley about digital narcissism among young people.

In this feature, Gardner touches upon several aspects of his various lines of work, including his book The App Generation and effects of the technological revolution on young people, the meaning of multiple intelligences theory today, the importance of encouraging ethical behavior, and advice for parents and teachers on cultivating curious, creative, and «good» young people.

The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World, by Howard Gardner and Katie Davis, Yale, RRP # 16.99 / $ 25, 256 pages

His latest co-authored book with Katie Davis, The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in the Digital World, was published in October 2013.

Overprotective parents also get a telling off in another recent book about youth in a digital milieu, The App Generation, by Harvard's Howard Gardner and Katie Davis of the University of Washington.

His latest book with co-author Katie Davis, titled The App Generation: How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in the Digital World, was published in October 2013.

Please see the interview, in which Gardner discusses The App Generation, below:

Morissette, a Grammy Award - winning singer and entertainer, spoke with Gardner about his work, ranging from the theory of multiple intelligences to The Good Project to his latest co-authored book, The App Generation.

On projects like the Good Project's Good Play investigation, the MacArthur Foundation's Youth and Participatory Politics network, and the book The App Generation, Gardner and colleagues have explored the way that online connectivity and devices are shaping society and youth in particular.

Following its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple released updated App Store guidelines that included a new rule allowing it to ban apps created by a «commercialized template or app generation service.»

This year the big issue appears to surround rule 4.2.6, which states that «Apps created from a commercialized template or app generation service will be rejected.»

4.2.6 Apps created from a commercialized template or app generation service will be rejected unless they are submitted directly by the provider of the app's content.

In its revised App Store developer guidelines, Apple had said it would reject any apps created from «a commercialized template or app generation service.»

Previously, the company completely banned apps from its App Store if they were created from a commercialized template or an app generation service, according to TechCrunch.