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Digital inclusion

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Digital affordability
Digital exclusions
Digital equity
Digital inclusion outcomes
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Economic equality
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Digital inclusion
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Evaluation

State Library of Queensland Digital Inclusion Programs evaluation 2016-2022


Digital inclusion is core to what a library delivers. However, digital inclusion issues and challenges in Queensland communities have changed significantly in the last few years, due in part to the turn to digital-by-default services and the impact of COVID-19. The State Library of Queensland therefore engaged researchers from QUT’s Digital Media Research Centre to...
Report

ICT and older adults in the City of Whittlesea


This report addresses three topics of interest to the City of Whittlesea for the development of support programs for older adults - aspirations of older adults to adopt technology, barriers preventing older adults from taking up technology, and strategies to support older adults.
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Technology and Inequality Roundtable Series: summary of discussions


In November 2022, the British Academy convened three roundtable events, as part of its project on Technology and Inequality for the UK Government Office for Science. This document summarises the key insights that emerged during these three roundtable events.
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Mapping the digital gap: Galiwin'ku, East Arnhem Land NT community outcomes report 2022

Yungirrna Bukulatjpi, Cyril Bukulatjpi

This report is intended to assist local and regional agencies, including Yalu, East Arnhem Regional Council (EARC) and Northern Land Council, to better understand the key barriers to digital inclusion in Galiwin’ku. It is designed to provide a basis for a local digital inclusion plan through assisting in identifying infrastructure and program needs to enable...
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Mapping the digital gap: Yuelamu, Northern Territory – community outcomes report 2022


Based on 37 surveys and 12 stakeholder interviews, this report outlines the initial findings from the researchers' initial 2022 visit, and highlights the current access and use of media, telecommunications and online services, as well as the digital inclusion and service delivery challenges in Yuelamu and across the Central Desert region.