Understanding the Digital Divide: from a multicultural education framework| Digital Divide Fact (reload for new fact): by 1999, urban schools had, on average, 11 students per computer with Internet access, while rural schools had only 7 (NCES, 2000a) %% by January 2000, of the 242 million Internet users worldwide, 120 million are from the United States and Canada, while only 2.1 million are from Africa, 1.9 million from the Middle East, and 8 million from South America (CommerceNet, 2000) |
Understanding the Digital Divide: from a multicultural education framework
The Digital Divide Reframed: model emerging from the above essay
Digital Divide: A 2000 Fact Sheet: data on diverse dimensions of the divide
Other Digital Divide Resources: links to resources and research
Multicultural E-Learning
Multicultural Education and the Internet: FREE resource guide on multicultural teaching
Multiculturality of the WWW: short commentary on educational uses of the Web
Multicultural Web Site Evaluation: paper on assessing Web sites multiculturally
Evaluation Checklist: diversity checklist for educational sites
Strategies for Online Networking: paths to diversity interaction online
Presentations and Workshops: outlines and notes on e-learning and the digital divide
FREE Internet Guide!
Free printable or downloadable guide to Multicultural Education and the Internet.
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