E-voting, Information Gap, and The Digital Divide in Zimbabwe

The Digital Divide, E-Commerce, and ODR:

The revolutionary advancement in Information and Communication Technologies (“ICT”) has intrinsically altered the scale on which human affairs take place; it has fostered an interdependence of local, national, and international communities that is far greater than any previously experienced. The most significant feature of this technological revolution is the invention of the Internet: this net...

Digital Divide: How Can Digital Libraries Bridge the Gap?

Recent developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have, while making our life easier, created a social divide that is known as the digital divide. Statistics show that there are significant disparities among the population in the developed and developing world in terms of the accessibility to, and use of, ICT. Research and development in digital libraries do not only requi...

E-Sri Lanka: bridging the digital divide

Purpose – The overall aim of this study is to examine the impact of e-Sri Lanka’s Telecentre Development Programme in bridging the digital divide. Design/methodology/approach – A survey research method was used in the study to collect qualitative and quantitative data from actual and potential Telecentre users in relevant communities. The study was carried out through a survey. The primary samp...

The Role of Digital Libraries and Information Centers in E-Learning

Digital Divide in eGovernment: The eInclusion Gap Model

The Digital Divide is a matter of fact in most countries. For instance, senior citizens, citizens without employment, or citizens with low education utilise online services in a distinct way, often to a lesser extent. Within this paper, we examine how such digital divide groups make use of different online services. Here, four types on services are taken into account and contrasted with each ot...