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...for various conferences. I have published two conference papers at 2010 related to “Information systems within the Aboriginal Community In Australia”. I am privileged to have worked on several research studies which were published accordingly, to wit: Mohammad, M.; Yi-Chen Lan; The Dynamic Business Process Development Framework to Bridge the Digital Divide Among the Aboriginal Community In Australia Information Management and Engineering (ICIME), 2010 The 2nd IEEE International...
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...The technological revolution in this era has brought about globalization, especially through the introduction of radical new technologies in the field of Information Technology. Though the former statement is generally agreed upon, people mostly fail to see that this technology has not brought all the people of this world together as a global community; rather it has also served to create a digital divide. This divide is not because of national boundaries; instead this divide is due to a gap of technological outreach among different geographical areas, most importantly rural vs. urban areas (Curtis, 2002; NTIA, 1997). This outreach...
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...?Digital Divide in UK Grade 6th December Introduction Digital divide is the inequalities between households, geographical areas, businesses and individuals in different social- economic echelons in access to ICTs (information and communication technology) and IC (internet connectivity) and in the skills and knowledge needed to use the gained information1. The use of ICT is an important element of efficient participation in society. Given the fundamental part that ICT plays in individual welfare, organizational growth, and national development, the government of the UK cannot afford to underestimate the significance of what was referred to as the 'Digital Divide' in 1990s. It is right for countries like UK to consider their efforts... and...
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...in the fight against this divide, there should be different approaches in fight of the divide since the advantages of technology is for all who use it and not oppose the technology. Social statuses are considered and the access of internet as it is the backbone of all technologies and supports most of the activities in the society. Work cited Douglas, Susan J. "The Digital Education Divide." In These Times 05 2013: 15. ProQuest. Web. 4 Nov. 2013 . Mark & Tina, Matuchniak. “New Technology and Digital Worlds: Analyzing Evidence of Equity in Access, Use, and Outcomes.” Review of Research in Education. (2012): 179-219. Web, 2 Nov. 2013. <...
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...and communities can command when engaging with technology". Hence, all these aspects happen to play a distinct role in the dispersion and availability of knowledge and technology in different parts of the world. The most eminent of the 'digital divide' remains to be the one that exists between the developed and underdeveloped countries characterised by a wide gap in all these 'socio-economic' aspects.
Selwyn (2004, p345) connote that, "the digital divide is a marked feature of any information society". The digital divide across the globe occurs due to the "socio-economic, technological and linguistic"...
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...emphasis of land can be seen particularly in Aboriginal paintings and other forms of artwork.
"Personal racism" refers to the subconscious idea that exists among some white Australians that Aboriginal identity is less valuable than white identity. This racism occurs on a personal level because white Australians believed that the darkness of someone's skin reflect their Aboriginal identity. Often, people who were of Aboriginal identity but light skinned had a significantly easier time being accepted and treated equally by white Australians. Sally Morgan's My Place reflect the hardships of people, who were deemed "too" Aboriginal due...
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...The Gender Digital Divide The "gender digital divide" de s a current disparity between the digital technological competency and usage amongst the sexes. "Girls have reservations about the computer culture," while boys seem at home in the digital realm. (AAUW pg. ix).
2) The "gender digital divide" can be compared to the "digital divide" between the races as discussed in Chapter 5: Interrogating the Digital Divide. While males tend to use digital technology more readily than females, there is evidence to suggest that...
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...transformation brought with it some positive impact to bear on the housing needs of aboriginals. For instance community living reinforced the dynamic process of change with each day seeing some new concepts in housing being developed.
(5). Indigenous social process and evolution dimension
The impact of change has been the biggest development concerning the housing for aboriginals in Australia. The evolutionary process saw how the traditional culture had to come to terms with the modern culture. The latter relentlessly exerted its pressure on the...
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...The Dynamic Business Process Development Framework to Bridge the Digital Divide Among the Aboriginal Community In Australia Mohammad Mohammad Collegeof Business
University of Western Sydney
Sydney, Australia
e-mail: mohammad.mohammad@randwick.nsw.gov.au
Yi-Chen Lan
College of Business
University of Western Sydney
Sydney, Australia
e-mail:Y.Lan@uws.edu.au ...
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...Digital Divide The Global Information Technology Report of indicated that based on the data of 150 country economies, digitization increases asa country transforms from being a constrained economy to an emerging economy, transitional economy and advanced economy (Dutta & Bilbao-Osorio, 124). The Global Technology Report 2012 constructed a variable called “digitization” based on key attributes: ubiquity or universality of access to digital services, affordability of digital services, reliability, speed, usability of digital services, and “skill of corporate users to incorporate digital services into their...
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