The Access and Connectivity Divide in Education, the Digital Equity Series While access to technology and the internet is nearly universal for schools, the same is not the case in students’ homes, leaving a divide for many. by Anna McVeigh-Murphy
The Digital Equity Basics: What It Is & Why It Matters By reconsidering digital equity and how it relates to larger notions of equity, educators bolster their efforts to prepare all students for the future. by Anna McVeigh-Murphy
How Educators Can Make Technology a Tool for Digital Equity Technology affords wide and deep possibilities for educators in providing equitable access to knowledge and information. by Daniel J. Evans, Ed.D.
How Schools Use Digital Literacy to Promote Digital Equity As a tool for equity, digital literacy ensures all students develop digital skills and the capacity to use technology in innovative ways. by Anna McVeigh-Murphy
What Four Divides Teach About Digital Equity, an Analysis In order to unpack and better understand digital equity, this whitepaper defines, quantifies, and analyzes four specific digital divides shaping it. by equip team
Closing the Digital Divide with Digital Citizenship for Parents Tech integration extends far beyond the classroom. For parents to support their students, they too need opportunities to build skills like digital citizenship. by Matthew Hiefield
Pursue Digital Equity Through Access and Opportunity – All Means All A district leader shares how connectivity challenges and disparities in instructional quality lead to inequitable learning opportunities with technology. by Matthew Hiefield
The New Digital Divide in Seven Statistics Many students still do not have the basic technology skills they need for success in school and in their future careers. Learn more in this infographic. by equip team
What the Digital Divide Teaches Us About Teaching Technology Skills By teaching technology skills, educators help students overcome new digital divide and prepare them for jobs in the future. by equip team
