3 min. thesis start

Teens engage in information practices to become legitimate peripheral participants in digital content sharing communities, the process of experiencing information to participate in these communities leads to one becoming information literate within this particular socio-cultural context.  Teens experience information through participatory activities such as observation, posting, and commenting.  They use the information they experience as inspiration, and to utilize tools and improve skills while they enact the creating practices of copying, modeling, composing and responding.

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