- 26.05.2021 – 26.05.2021
- 16:15 Clock
- Zoom
The core message of “The Digital Divide” (2020) is that digital inequality reinforces existing social inequality. To show this, he will talk about four phases of access according to resource and appropriation theory: Motivation, Physical Access, Digital Skills and Usage, which lead to different outcomes of digital media use.
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