… we investigated the digital inclusion process … internet access gaps, we compared mobile-only
and computer users in different dimensions of the digital inclusion process, including digital …

… physical accessibility. Johansson et al. [24] studied the perceived difficulties in internet use
… out that they have less access to devices, use the internet less in their daily transactions (ie …

… divide: a global divide, which refers to differences in levels of Internet access between
industrialised and developing societies; a social divide, which refers to the gap between ‘…

… places do not induce the foster of literacy and digital inclusion of the most vulnerable groups.
… the reality of Internet access in 2016 and 2002 (19.4%), the increase in access and use is …

… in our digital society are considered. At the heart of the vision of universal digital inclusion
is the deceptively simple goal to ensure that everyone is able to access and experience the …

… levels, providing digital accessibility as the foundations for digital inclusion might require a
… For instance, the coverage of internet infrastructure is crucial for ensuring digital inclusion, …

… 217) and also indicates that digital inclusion … the internet too much myself, but it's nice to
see how others are using it. I think it's having access to your emails as opposed to the Internet …

… PC-based Internet access concludes that mobile Internet access may be a cheaper solution
but may not be useful for some individuals; the main barriers were the limitations of lower …

… But a second issue is the nature and type of Internet access that causes inclusion
challenges. Increasingly, populations traditionally excluded from broadband and computing …

… Internet access. It could also be caused by the lack of resources to acquire a computer or the
monthly access to the Internet… to use a computer or navigate on the Internet, even it could be …