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The digital divide has typically been described as the separation of those who can afford and benefit from the internet and digital technologies and those who do not. Digital equity is the status of all people, particularly racially and financially marginalized groups, having the information and communications technology needed to fully participate in modern society. Digital inclusion is the practices of realizing and addressing these inadequacies.
According to the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, there are 5 elements to digital inclusion:
Digital Navigators are people trained to address digital inequity issues. They help individual community members with accessing internet connectivity at home, obtaining affordable devices, and developing digital skills. Below are some local examples of digital navigator programs in New York State.
Here is more information about how to start a digital navigator program.
