The twenty-first century constantly surprises us with vertiginous and persistent changes, from the habits of leisure time, to the means of work or study, as well as in the way we communicate. This study intends to contribute to a better understanding of contemporary education as a new paradigm of education in the twenty-first century, as well as the new morphology of school communication. For this, in the mixed research, with a sample of 338 individuals, random sample in a universe of northern Portugal in twelve districts and divided into two large groups the digital natives (subdivided into three age groups in relation to the Portuguese educational system) and the digital immigrants (subdivided into two groups the adults of working age and those over 65), using a semi-structured interview. We felt the need to characterize the technological behavior of the different generations and to understand how they result, in life changes, of society in this digital age, as an instantaneous and liquid structure, with impulse placed on the dynamics of transformations in education. In the struggle to unblame what we know as the concept of technological determinism, responsible for the transformations that have taken place in the family theater and changes in light of societal transformations, primarily in the school, we soften a pessimistic view where children, young people, adults, and the elderly reveal