Digital reality in supporting students' learning, the challenges and opportunities

Anne Nortcliffe

Digital reality in supporting students' learning, the challenges and opportunities

Anne Nortcliffe

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Abstract

Current research refers to digital poverty as a developing issue countrywide. Burgress (2020) highlights that a fifth of households have no digital access at home and an Office for Students (2020) survey highlights that 52% of students at home during the pandemic had unreliable internet connection and 18% had no access to a computer, laptop or tablet.

Original language	English
Journal	Education Technology Insights
Publication status	Published - Oct 2021

Keywords

Digital poverty
Learning management
Smart technology
Technology learning

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