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The document defines digital divide as an economic inequality where some groups have access to information and communication technologies while others do not. It discusses the impacts of digital divide on society, education, and the economy. Specifically, it notes that digital divide can cause social conflict, limit educational opportunities for students without home computer access, and widening economic divides between developed and developing nations.
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The document discusses several types of digital divides that impact access to technology. It outlines a socio-economic divide caused by factors like income, location, culture, and gender. An infrastructure divide exists between developed and developing countries due to differences in technology penetration and availability. A content divide also persists because most online content remains in English. The document proposes ways to help address these divides, such as creating non-profits to aid the computer illiterate, raising funds for new IT labs, expanding rural internet access, and engaging technology companies.
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The document discusses several types of digital divides that impact access to technology. It outlines a socio-economic divide caused by factors like income, location, culture, and gender. An infrastructure divide exists between developed and developing countries due to differences in technology penetration and availability. A content divide also persists because most online content remains in English. The document proposes ways to help address these divides, such as creating non-profits to aid the computer illiterate, raising funds for new IT labs, expanding rural internet access, and partnering with technology companies.
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The digital divide refers to the growing gap between those who have access to information technology like the internet and those who do not. It affects millions globally and is both an economic and civil rights issue. While internet access is taken for granted in developed nations, only a small percentage of people in developing areas are online. Causes of the digital divide include lack of access, relevant content, literacy, education, and community support. Closing the gap is important because internet access correlates with income and opportunities for education and employment, yet disparities exist both within and between countries.
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Student Number : 14019348
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Year : 2016
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The document discusses issues around the digital divide in South Africa. It identifies several types of digital divides, including socio-economic divides between developed and developing countries/areas in infrastructure and access to technology. Other divides discussed are in access to internet content which is largely in English, universal access for those with disabilities, and a gender divide in developing countries where women have less access. The skills divide regarding the ability to use technology even when access is obtained is also mentioned. Potential ways to address these issues that are proposed include improving social services, early childhood development, skills training, providing information on the benefits of technology, and expanding infrastructure and lowering costs of access.
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2. Combat misinformation - Verify facts from reliable sources before sharing information online to avoid spreading false news.
3. Promote positivity - Use social media to spread kindness, encourage others, and raise awareness about important issues in a respectful manner.
4. Protect privacy and security - Be careful about what personal information you share, use strong passwords, and update devices to prevent cybercrimes.
5. Participate and engage - Get involved in online
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- 1. RAMIFICATI ON ON DIGITAL DIVIDE By Limpo Majozi
- 2. Objectives • Define digital divide • Impact of digital divide on society • Impact of digital divide on education • Impact of digital divide on the economy • Conclusion
- 3. Definition of digital divide • The term digital divide is used to describe an economic inequality between groups, where some have access to information and communication technologies and others don’t. But it’s also used to describe the knowledge gap between parents and their children.
- 4. Impact of digital divide on society • There is a potential for social conflict in communities where some are wealthy and have computers, and Internet access, while others are poor and have no IT equipment. Social opportunities arise with the use of ICT such as... • use of chat rooms to keep in touch with other people or make new friends. • access to a wider range of job opportunities by looking on the Internet. • participate in on-line social activities. Eg. Games playing. •
- 5. Impact of Digital divide on education • Students with access to a computer at home have greater opportunities than those who don’t. • However internet access is provided at some schools and libraries. • Poor developing sometimes do not have access to the internet which causes them to be unable to participate
- 6. Impact of digital divide on the economy • Businesses can increase their profits by setting up web sites and selling their goods or services to anyone in the world.This globalisation of markets has had a big effect on businesses world-wide. • A widening digital divide between countries may lead to a widening economic divide between industrial developed countries and the poorer ones.The rich countries get richer...the poor countries cannot compete...
- 7. Conclusion • Digital divide is a method of the world improving and moving forward however it is a step back for those less fortunate in terms of keeping up with the growth of the digital world.