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Digital divide

Alternative labels
Global digital divide
Digital inequality
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Broader terms
Digital inclusion
Current term
Digital divide
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Presentation

The overlooked impact of basic reading and education levels on inequalities in internet use


This presentation highlights data on the links between ICT use and basic reading and text comprehension. It reports qualitative findings from a range of projects conducted in South Australia about Internet and mobile phone use among disadvantaged communities; these include Australians from lower income backgrounds, rural areas, young people with a disability, Aboriginal Australians, and...
Conference paper

Bridging digital divides in the learning process: challenges and implications of integrating ICTs


Abstract: This paper investigates an initiative by a New Zealand School to integrate one-to-one ICTs into the learning process, called 'Bring your own device' (BYOD). Prior to embarking on the BYOD initiative, similar past initiatives have been studied and some persistent issues have been identified. Before starting with the detailed investigation of BYOD, a preliminary...
Report

Preparing Australian students for the digital world


This report presents the results of the PISA digital reading literacy assessment for Australia in 2009.
Report

2011–12 Regional telecommunications review


This is the second legislated Regional Telecommunications Review (RTR), and follows on from the 2008 review led by Dr Bill Glasson AO. The report provides a snapshot of current service availability in different areas and identifies what future measures are needed for regional Australia to take advantage of improved broadband services.
Conference paper

Digital inclusion in the broadband world: challenges for Australia


This paper discusses the potentially looming 'digital participation gap' in Australia, if concerted efforts are not commenced soon to make certain that poor, remote and vulnerable communities in Australia are not actively included in the fast internet roll-out.