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The evolution of the “digital divide”:
The first digital divide: The rich have technology, while the poor do not.
The second digital divide: The rich have technology and the skills to use it effectively, while the poor have technology but lack skills to use it effectively.
The third digital divid
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- The evolution of the “digital divide”: The first digital divide: The rich have technology, while the poor do not. The second digital divide: The rich have technology and the skills to use it effectively, while the poor have technology but lack skills to use it effectively. The third digital divide?: The rich have access to both technology and pe...
- The existence of a “digital divide” in education—the idea that some children, families, teachers, and schools have access to information and communications technologies to support learning and others do not—has been observed and lamented for over a generation.
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