digital-inclusion

IntroductionAgainst the backdrop of population aging and rapid digitalization in China, the new generation of older adults faces a growing paradox of digital inclusion. While digital participation can generate important benefits, it may also produce physical discomfort, health risks, psychological strain, and behavioral dependence.MethodsTo achieve healthy and sustainable digital participation, t…

Congratulations to QUT DMRC’s Dr. Kim Osman , Prof. Michael Dezuanni , and former DMRC member Dr. Amber Marshall on the release of their co-authored chapter in the new book ‘Digital Inclusion: International Policy and Research’, edited by Simeon Yates and Elinor Carmi. Informed by their ARC Linkage on digital inclusion and low-income... The post Digital Inclusion and Learning at Home: Challenges …

Congratulations to DMRC Researchers Dr Jessa Rogers , Dr Amber Marshall , Dr Kim Osman and Dr Thu Pham on their project  “Connecting in the Gulf: Digital Inclusion for Indigenous Families Living on Mornington Island” and release of their final report . This project explores the impact of digital inclusion challenges for low-income... The post The digital divide disproportionately affecting region…