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"The Digital Divide" Research Projects

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Using readings in ethnic studies and media studies, statistical data on Internet usage, and primary analysis of a new media source, students at UCLA have prepared reports that describe various aspects of the digital divide. Their evaluations foreground the ways race shapes the nature of access/participation within information and communication technologies (ICTs) and reflects on the broader significance of ICT access and inaccess for minoritized communities.

This page has paths:

  1. Race and the Digital Genevieve Carpio
  2. About "Race and the Digital" Genevieve Carpio

Contents of this path:

  1. Welcome to Instagram, a social media for the few! by Ashley Martinez-Munoz
  2. Youtube, Itoube, We all toube? by Addie Vielmas
  3. Twitter: The Platform for Activism by Michie Ortiz
  4. The World of Pinterest Is The World Of The Few by Alan Evangelista
  5. Overcoming the Digital Divide: Taking ELS into Account by Arturo Sotelo
  6. Klout: A Clout to Address the Digital Divide by Ebony Paramo
  7. Facebook as a Bridge-Building Platform in the Digital Divide by Ana V Hernandez
  8. Digital Divide Paper Title by Joe Bruin
  9. Digital Divide Paper Prompt

This page has tags:

  1. Race and ethnicity Genevieve Carpio
  2. Exploitation Genevieve Carpio
  3. "Educate to Liberate" Ebony Paramo
  4. Minority Genevieve Carpio
  5. Digital Divide Genevieve Carpio
  6. People of Color Genevieve Carpio
  7. Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) Genevieve Carpio
  8. Class Genevieve Carpio

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