Week 9 - task7C The person who threatens the notion of digital immigrant/native the most in digital culture..

I'd probably have to say it's me, or at least I'm the closest person I'm aware of when answering this question.
I have grown up surrounded by technology and I do go on the Internet a lot but that's mainly for things to do with uni as when I'm at home I don't go on it half as much. I also have facebook, myspace and msn and I do check my facebook everyday when I'm at Lincoln. But again, when I'm at home and not at uni, I don't regularly check it. I guess it just depends on my surroundings. Because at uni, if I'm not actually in uni then I tend to sit on my laptop and chat to people on msn and facebook because if your skint like I always am then there is nothing else you can really do when you haven't got much work to be doing, especially when your housemates are busy doing work. But if I'm at home then I'm always much more busy because I have a job which keeps me occupied all day and then when I'm not working I'm constantly out because I have the money to do so back home.
I guess I'm a hybrid because I could be classed as either. Sometimes I'd much prefer to read a book than read pages of the Internet! But I know how to do both and I can easily adapt to doing both.