concept   digital divide
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Western countries (1) • Affluent urban areas (1) • Africa (1) • Countries with limited internet access (1) • Developing countries (1) • Educational institutions (1) • Elderly population (1) • European countries (1) • Impoverished communities (1) • Latin America (1) • Less developed countries (1) • Remote areas (1) • Rural areas (1) • Rural farming communities (1) • Urban areas (1) • tech-savvy countries (1) • youth culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 digital divide Western countries Western countries are implementing initiatives to increase internet access and digital literacy in underserved communities to bridge the digital divide. 2
2 digital divide Affluent urban areas The digital divide is narrower in affluent urban areas due to the widespread use of smart home devices and high-speed internet. 1
3 digital divide Africa In Africa, the lack of infrastructure and resources has led to a significant digital divide and technological skills gap. 1
4 digital divide Countries with limited internet access Countries with limited internet access experience a significant digital divide. 1
5 digital divide Developing countries Limited access to basic digital technology and internet connectivity in developing countries creates a digital divide that hinders social and economic development. 1
6 digital divide Educational institutions Educational institutions are integrating digital learning tools to bridge the digital divide and provide equal access to information and educational opportunities. 1
7 digital divide Elderly population The elderly population faces difficulties adapting to new technology, leading to isolation and exclusion from digital opportunities. 1
8 digital divide European countries European countries are integrating digital learning tools to bridge the gap in educational opportunities. 1
9 digital divide Impoverished communities Impoverished communities face limited access to digital tools and resources, widening existing social and economic disparities. 1
10 digital divide Latin America Limited access to digital tools in Latin America worsens social and economic disparities. 1
11 digital divide Less developed countries The lack of infrastructure and resources in less developed countries creates a significant gap in digital skills and technological advancement, contributing to the digital divide. 1
12 digital divide Remote areas Remote areas struggle to adapt to new technology, leading to isolation and exclusion from digital opportunities, known as the digital divide. 1
13 digital divide Rural areas Rural areas face limited access to digital technology and internet connectivity, hindering social and economic development. 1
14 digital divide Rural farming communities Rural farming communities face a widening digital divide, leading to underutilization of digital resources for education and economic empowerment compared to urban areas. 1
15 digital divide Urban areas Urban areas exhibit a norm of using multiple digital devices and high-speed internet for communication, entertainment, and learning, contributing to the digital divide. 1
16 digital divide tech-savvy countries The digital divide is smaller in tech-savvy countries due to emphasis on digital literacy and access to cutting-edge technology integrated into daily life. 1
17 digital divide youth culture The digital divide in youth culture centers around the norm of using multiple digital devices and high-speed internet for communication, entertainment, and learning. 1