LIVING IN THE I.T. ERA WEEK 5 & 6 Flashcards

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is a term that refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern ICT and those that don’t orhave restricted access. This technology can include the telephone, television, personal computers and the Internet.

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Digital divide

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Dimensions of Digital Divide

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ACCESS
USAGE
SKILLS
RELEVANCE

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The availability of devices and internet infrastructure.

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ACCESS

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How people use technology for education, employment, and daily life.

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USAGE

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Digital literacy and the ability to use technology effectively.

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SKILLS

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6
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The extent to which technology meets the needs of individuals and communities.

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RELEVANCE

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The digital divides is often seen to exist along the following lines:

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Between rich and poor communities
Between males and females
Between those in cities and those in rural areas
Between rich and poor individual
Between physically challenged and without disability
Between literates and illiterates

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Stages of Digital Divide
By: Jakob Nielsen

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Economic Divide
Usability Divide
Empowerment Divide

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Causes of Digital Divide

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Education
Geographical Restrictions
Digital Literacy
Income Levels
Motivation and General Interest

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Impact of Digital Divide

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EDUCATION
ECONOMY
CULTURE
SOCIETY
SOCIAL

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Students without access to digital tools and the internet may struggle to keep up with their digitally literate peers. This can result in lower educational outcomes and reduced opportunities for future success

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EDUCATION

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Access to digital resources and skills is increasingly important in the modern job market. Those who lack digital access are often excluded from well-paying jobs and economic opportunities. This can lead to increased income inequality.

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ECONOMY

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In an increasingly interconnected world, those without digital access may become socially isolated. They may miss out on social interactions, news, and cultural experiences that are facilitated by digital technologies.

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SOCIAL

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Loss of social opportunities, deepening stratification, barriers to digital literacy, and reduced economic growth.

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SOCIETY

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Digital technologies are instrumental in preserving cultural heritage and knowledge. Those without access may struggle to document and protect their cultural heritage or access digital resources for learning.

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CULTURE

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Effect in Education

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Lack of exploitation of full potential hence low performance

Enhanced convenience in Learning

Unfair competitive edge

A difference in the learning experience

Decreased productivity among the poor

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HISTORY OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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1st - Mechanization, steam, and water power

2nd - Mass productivity and Electric power

3rd - Electronic and IT systems, automation

4th - Cyber Physical Systems