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Definition of Digital Divide / Division
The difference in access to contemporary information and communication technology (ICT) resources across individuals, communities, or regions is known as the "digital divide." It includes differences in how people use and have access to digital technologies, such as computers, smartphones, the internet, and other digital tools. The digital divide can lead to inequality in a number of spheres of life and is frequently linked to socioeconomic considerations.
Example of The Different Sides
Rural Environment
Rural Environment
In a rural environment, access to technology is very limited. So, their exposure to modern information and technology is very low. Often times, they fall behind the fast moving society due to this.
Urban Environment
Urban Environment
In a urban environment, access to technology is pretty much a given. Their exposure to modern information and technology is at its peak. They can follow trends, catch up to the news faster, and can utilize the latest technology.
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