“Brecha Digital,” or “Digital Divide,” refers to the gap between individuals, households, or communities with access to digital technologies and the internet, and those without access or who have limited access. This divide can be influenced by various factors, including socioeconomic status, geographic location, education, and age.
The digital divide encompasses not only physical access to technology but also the skills required to effectively use digital tools and services. It highlights disparities in opportunities for education, employment, healthcare, and information, contributing to social and economic inequality. Efforts to bridge the digital divide focus on increasing access to internet services, improving digital literacy, and ensuring that all individuals can benefit from the opportunities provided by technology. Addressing the digital divide is vital for fostering inclusivity and enhancing social participation in an increasingly digital world.
El uso de internet se ha vuelto casi omnipresente en muchos países, pero no todos tienen acceso. Según datos del Centro de Investigación Pew, todavía existen disparidades en el uso…