The digital divide refers to the gap between those who have access to technology and the internet and those who do not. Several demographic factors contribute to the digital divide, including income, education level, age, disability status, and whether someone lives in a rural or urban area. Studies show that those from lower-income families, without a college education, over age 65, with disabilities, or living in rural areas have lower levels of computer and internet access at home compared to others. The digital divide is also present in schools, with lower-income and high-poverty schools having less access to technology and internet for instructional purposes. Recommendations to address the digital divide include improving access for schools and students, developing more accessible technology