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The Effects of Digital Divide on the Educational Rights of Marginalised

Anjali Merin Joseph, L T Om Prakash

Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 11–19 · Published 6 May 2024

10.9734/ajess/2024/v50i61389

Abstract

The contemporary education system in Kerala, India, has adapted to the online teaching-learning process with the inevitable integration of technological advancements. Within the diverse socioeconomic-politicall and scapes in India, the gapin various forms of capital available for individuals also expands to the realm of digital engagement. The aim of the current study is toanalyse how spatial locations intersect with digital access to education. This paper showcasesmultiple factors responsible for creating the crisis of digital divide among geographically estranged communities. The current study employs a descriptive design and presents its findings through athorough narrative review of the existing literature.

Digital divide access inclusion education technology spatial marginalization

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