the difference between those who have access to digital devices and tools and those who do not

being able to connect to a network, especially the internet

What is digital inclusion?

Digital literacy

Investigating digital inclusion using data

Digital accessibility and inclusive design

AI and digital inclusion

Planning and designing an accessible blog

Building and evaluating an accessible blog

Pupils explore digital inclusion by creating an accessible blog. They investigate unequal access to devices, internet and digital skills using data and case studies. Pupils explore accessibility features and consider how inclusive design and AI can reduce or reinforce barriers.

School blog: digital inclusion

making sure everyone has access to devices and internet connectivity

Which of the following best describes digital inclusion?

The digital {{}} describes the gap between those who have access to digital devices and those who do not.

rural areas often have slower or less reliable internet connectivity

all rural areas have free high-speed Wi-Fi

Why might people living in rural areas experience digital exclusion?

completing homework that requires online research

talking to friends who use online messaging

Alex does not have internet access at home. What might Alex find difficult?

Which of the following are factors that affect access to digital tools and devices?

Laura shares one smartphone with three siblings and only gets limited time online. Which factor is mainly affecting Laura’s access?

a global network that connects computers and devices

to have the ability to use or obtain something

to access services like education, banking, shopping and communication

Why do people use the internet in everyday life?

A laptop, tablet or smartphone is an example of a digital {{}}.

{{}} means making sure everyone can take part and is not left out.

What is the most likely effect of lacking digital skills?

What is digital inclusion?

Lesson outcome