1. Smartphones
1.1. communication
1.2. accessibility
2. Media outlets
2.1. TV
2.1.1. radio
2.2. radio
2.3. Reality TV
2.4. fashion
2.5. magazines
2.6. advertisements/billboards
2.7. digital citizenship
2.8. video streaming
3. Purpose
3.1. entertainment
3.2. outlet for the imagination
3.3. educating and informing
3.4. public forum for discussion
3.5. Goals
3.5.1. find
3.5.2. sort
3.5.3. evaluate
3.5.4. manage
3.5.5. create
3.6. on demand
4. Computers, tablets, laptops
4.1. Internet
4.1.1. online courses
4.1.2. wikipedia
4.1.3. e-learning environment
4.2. email
4.3. e-news
4.4. Digital learning
4.4.1. e-books
4.5. digital natives
5. Creativity
5.1. posting
5.2. blogging
5.3. web design
5.4. social media displays
5.5. Social Media
5.5.1. instagram
5.5.2. Facebook
5.5.3. Twitter
5.5.4. Snapchat
5.5.5. Blogging
6. Education
6.1. media literacy education
6.1.1. critical thinkers
6.1.1.1. technology
6.1.1.2. information literacy
6.1.1.3. visual
6.1.1.4. communication literacy
6.1.1.5. social literacy
6.1.2. effective communicators
6.1.3. active citizens
6.1.4. reading and writing in all forms of media
6.1.5. teaching pedagogy
6.1.6. online safety
6.1.7. participatory culture
6.1.7.1. play
6.1.7.2. perform
6.1.7.3. stimulate
6.1.7.4. appropriation
6.1.7.5. multitasking
6.1.7.6. distributed cognition
6.1.7.7. collective intelligence
6.1.7.8. judgement
6.1.7.9. transmedia navigation
6.1.7.10. networking
6.1.7.11. negotitaion
6.2. smartboards
6.3. computers/laptops
6.4. online learning
6.5. e-books
6.5.1. Library access online