E-learning Strategies

An increasing number of people believe that is it important that all citizens (local and global) have sufficient access to technology, or they may be at a disadvantage when working in the "real world". Some questions that may arise from the topic of Digital Access may include:

• How do all citizens gain access to technology instead of few or many?
• Whose responsibility is it to ensure access is provided and available?
• How do students receive access to technology in appropriate learning settings at school?
• Do those who have special needs or interests have access to the technology needed that best helps them learn?
• Should high speed internet be considered a basic human right or human need in today's society?
• Are those citizens (local and global) who do not have access disadvantaged in any way?

Digital Access represents: hardware, internet access as well as access to software needed for creativity, productivity and function.