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8.3.2 Digital inclusion
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What is digital inclusion defined as?
Access, understanding, use
Digital inclusion ensures everyone has equal opportunities to participate in and benefit from the digital
world
Limited or no access to internet connectivity is a characteristic of
digital exclusion
.
What is the primary characteristic of digitally included individuals in terms of understanding digital tools?
Possess digital literacy skills
Lower-income individuals may not afford devices or
internet
Older adults may lack digital literacy or access to devices, affecting their
digital inclusion
.
Match the factor affecting digital access with its description:
Geographical location ↔️ Rural areas often have limited internet connectivity
Socioeconomic status ↔️ Lower-income individuals may not afford devices
Age ↔️ Older adults may lack digital literacy
Disability ↔️ People with disabilities face accessibility barriers
Order the descriptions of factors affecting digital access:
1️⃣ Rural vs urban access to internet
2️⃣ Income affecting device and internet affordability
3️⃣ Older adults' access and digital literacy
4️⃣ Accessibility barriers for people with disabilities
What example illustrates the impact of geographical location on digital access?
Rural community with limited internet
Digital inclusion can improve education by providing access to
online resources
.
How does digital inclusion enhance employment opportunities?
Digital literacy improves job prospects
Telehealth services provide remote medical
consultations
Match the aspect of digital inclusion with its description:
Access ↔️ Readily available devices and internet
Understanding ↔️ Possess digital literacy skills
Use ↔️ Confidently use digital tools
Opportunities ↔️ Enhanced educational and social benefits
Rural areas often have limited internet connectivity due to
geographical
location.
What socioeconomic factor affects digital access?
Lower income prevents device purchase
Older adults may lack digital literacy or access to
devices
What is one factor that affects digital access in rural areas?
Limited internet connectivity
Lower-income individuals may lack digital access due to the high cost of
devices
and internet.
Older adults may lack digital literacy or access to
devices
Match the factor affecting digital access with its description:
Geographical location ↔️ Rural vs urban access to internet
Socioeconomic status ↔️ Income affecting device and internet affordability
Age ↔️ Older adults' access and digital literacy
Disability ↔️ Accessibility barriers for people with disabilities
Order the benefits of digital inclusion as they relate to different areas of life:
1️⃣ Improved Education
2️⃣ Enhanced Employment
3️⃣ Access to Healthcare
4️⃣ Greater Social Participation
What is the definition of digital inclusion?
Access, understanding, and use
The challenges of digital inclusion include limitations in access, understanding, and use of digital
technologies
.
One impact of a lack of digital access is limited participation in online
education
What is one strategy for promoting digital inclusion through affordable internet access?
Government subsidies
Digital literacy programs aim to develop necessary
digital
skills for individuals.
Supplying devices to those who cannot afford them is an example of device
provision
What is the purpose of community hubs in promoting digital inclusion?
Public computer access
Match the strategy for promoting digital inclusion with its example:
Affordable Internet Access ↔️ Government subsidies for internet providers
Digital Literacy Programs ↔️ Community centers offering basic computer courses
Device Provision ↔️ Schools distributing laptops to students
Accessible Technology ↔️ Websites with text-to-speech and adjustable font sizes
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