Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Monday, 13 December 2010
criteria that affects a person's access to IT
Gender - males usually prefer using technology compared to females.
Geogrpahic location - more rural areas have worse connectivity compared with more busy, economised areas.
Disability - some disabilities do not allow you to use technology, we take this for granted
age - children somtimes to young to understand anything about the internet. young children and older adults are much less likely to have internet connections.
Geogrpahic location - more rural areas have worse connectivity compared with more busy, economised areas.
Disability - some disabilities do not allow you to use technology, we take this for granted
age - children somtimes to young to understand anything about the internet. young children and older adults are much less likely to have internet connections.
why does the digital divide exist?
because of the economic divide. people with higher income are able to afford the technology whereas people who are on lower incomes are not able to. as the cannot afford the technology the are left behind in terms of digital supremacy with wealthier nations pulling away from the rest.
boring stuff
Group | Members |
A | Top management and professionals |
B | Middle management |
C1 | Clerical workers |
C2 | Skilled manual workers |
D | Semi-skilled workers |
E | Manual workers |
The national statistics socio-economic classification analytic classes | |
1 | Higher managerial and professional occupations |
1.1 | Large employers and higher managerial occupations |
1.2 | Higher professional occupations |
2 | Lower managerial and professional occupation |
3 | Intermediate occupations |
4 | Small employers and own account workers |
5 | Lower supervisory and technical occupations |
6 | Semi-routine occupations |
7 | Routine occupations |
8 | Never worked and long-term unemployed |
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