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    This document discusses possible decisions to address the digital divide during the pandemic. It suggests addressing barriers to digital inclusion to ensure all students can access technology for learning. It proposes increasing affordability of devices and internet access, improving relevance of online content for different languages and skill levels, and expanding internet infrastructure, especially in rural areas. Overall, the digital divide is a symptom of deeper economic challenges around education, infrastructure, and income that must be addressed to eliminate barriers to digital access.

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    This document discusses possible decisions to address the digital divide during the pandemic. It suggests addressing barriers to digital inclusion to ensure all students can access technology for learning. It proposes increasing affordability of devices and internet access, improving relevance of online content for different languages and skill levels, and expanding internet infrastructure, especially in rural areas. Overall, the digital divide is a symptom of deeper economic challenges around education, infrastructure, and income that must be addressed to eliminate barriers to digital access.

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    This document discusses possible decisions to address the digital divide during the pandemic. It suggests addressing barriers to digital inclusion to ensure all students can access technology for learning. It proposes increasing affordability of devices and internet access, improving relevance of online content for different languages and skill levels, and expanding internet infrastructure, especially in rural areas. Overall, the digital divide is a symptom of deeper economic challenges around education, infrastructure, and income that must be addressed to eliminate barriers to digital access.

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    Tharntype-2 Decision Criteria

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    Focused on ensuring the academic success of students. These efforts interact with the expanding
    use of digital, which affects the lives of students both inside and outside of the classroom. Thus,
    the role that digital plays in education is an evolving area of research that continues to grow in
    importance. While access to digital can provide valuable learning opportunities to students, it
    does not guarantee successful outcomes. This study presents on the possible decisions on the
    digital divide: Nationalian’s Financial Constraints during Pandemic:

     Address barriers of digital inclusion where the situation has created a digital divide in
    the educational attainment and income of those who can readily access technology and
    those who cannot. It also means that millions of students are struggle to realize their full
    potential. Many schools, particularly in rural and low-income areas, do not have
    technological tools they need to enhance students’ learning. In increasingly of digital
    world to those who can afford can easily access. But on the other hand that who cannot
    provide, these students are at risk of being left behind and losing out on valuable
    opportunities and it may risk their health because of the pandemic
     Increase affordability One of the chief internet adoption barriers in both developed and
    developing countries in the world is affordability. A large group of people cannot access
    the internet because of the high costs involved. The cost of smartphones and laptop
    computers are expensive, despite technology being a basic need. To help this, we can
    offer financing to help lower income earners afford new technology. An issue that
    broadens the digital divide is ‘participation inequality’ where users lack the skills to use
    it.
     Improve the relevance of online content According to research, the top barrier to
    internet penetration in developing countries is relevance. This is because, in most cases,
    people cannot find content, online services or web and mobile applications in their
    primary language. Moreover, most people in rural areas lack the necessary prerequisite
    education to understand a lot of online content. To encourage internet adoption in such
    places, local content and applications need to be developed in local languages that can be
    understood by the local populace. Besides to this, privacy, trust, and data security issues
    that tend to scare away many potential users need to be addressed by formulating policy
    frameworks that ensure online websites protect their users’ data and online activity .
    The problem of the digital divide is just a symptom that points us to a much deeper
    problem in our economic development. And this is a problem that characterizes both the
    developed and underdeveloped nations in the world. Once the economic challenges of
    low education levels, poor infrastructure development, and low quality of life/ income
    levels are addressed, the digital divide will be eliminated.
     Internet infrastructure development internet relies on infrastructure to relay
    information between two or more computers located in different parts of the world. Lack
    of proper internet infrastructure, which is the case in many 3rd world countries, means
    either poor internet connection or no internet connection at all in those parts of the world.
    With the inception of the broadband internet which is much faster and reliable than the
    traditional dial-up connection, this challenge has become even more pronounced
    especially in rural areas. This is because of the costly nature of the systems and
    technologies that relay broadband internet making it uneconomical to establish in rural
    areas. Luckily, large-scale cost-effective solutions that are suited for rural environments
    have been developed such as the use of satellite broadband technologies, drones, and
    earth-orbiting balloons.

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