As digital technologies have become ubiquitious in contemporary urban environments,
geographers should recognize the co-constitutive role of such technologies in the …

The aim of this article is to examine disabled people's experience of social exclusion and
how this correlates to the digital divide within the United Kingdom. Previous studies …

Urban development that is both smart and sustainable is intrinsically linked to digital
innovation in city management, as well as to the transition toward digital urban governance …

New digital projects use geographic information systems (GIS) and crowdsourcing
applications to gather data about the accessibility of public spaces for disabled people …

Successful inclusion is a subject that addresses the question of how well a society can
prevent discrimination and ensure access to information, products, services, and spaces for …

Disability has emerged as a core aspect of digital inequality, and related areas of digital
divide and digital inclusion (Dobransky & Hargittai, 2006, 2016; Jaeger, 2012; Macdonald & …

the implications for social inclusion practice & research vol 10 no 6 July 2007 LEARNING
DISABILITY PRACTICE 17 whether or not we choose to, or are able to, use it. We use the …

Disability has had a chequered career, when it comes to discussions, policies, and practices
addressing digital divides and digital inequalities. This is evident when we look at the digital …

This chapter makes a two-fold argument concerning disability and digital inclusion. Firstly, it
builds upon and extends existing research and conceptualizations of disability and digital …

The 'digital divide'is generally considered to be the gap between people who have access to
information and communication technologies (ICT) and those who do not, and an issue of …