Digital Inclusion and the Digital Divide: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for Digital Inclusion and the Digital Divide in KS3 Computing (Years 7–9). It covers: what the digital divide is, its causes and effects, accessibility features, designing for accessibility, ways to reduce the divide, and e-waste. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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What is e-waste?
Captions help deaf people follow videos.
Which of these is a cause of the digital divide?
The digital divide only affects people in poorer countries.
Which feature helps a blind person use a computer?
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Key terms for Digital Inclusion and the Digital Divide
- Alt text
- A short written description of an image for people who cannot see it.
- Captions
- On-screen text showing the words spoken in a video.
- Digital divide
- The gap between people who have good access to technology and those who do not.
- Digital inclusion
- Making sure everyone has the access, skills and confidence to use technology and the internet.
- Online banking
- Managing your money through a website or app instead of visiting a branch.
- Public library
- A free community building where anyone can use computers and the internet.
- Recycling
- Breaking down old devices so materials such as metals can be used again.
- Refurbished device
- A used laptop or phone that has been repaired and checked so it can be used again.
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