The document summarizes issues related to access to knowledge in Jordan. It finds that the cost of learning materials is high for most Jordanians due to low per capita income. Jordan's copyright law is highly restrictive and lacks exceptions for educational use or limitations on digital rights management. While Jordan has signed international intellectual property agreements, enforcement is limited and there is low awareness of alternatives like open licensing. Internet access in Jordan faces challenges like limited broadband, a digital divide between urban and rural areas, and mostly proprietary government software use.