A student writes: “I’m not quite sure how I could make the topic of ‘digital divide’ into something controversial that allows the reader to form their own opinion.” Digital Divide: Looking for ControversyLiteracy Weblog)
I did a Google search: “digital divide” controversy and came up with a few good leads. While links from the first site returned by Google weren’t working, the next one featured a comment by a college professor responding to a ZDNet article. I also found “Digital Divide Fact and Fiction.” But any good academic article is going to include an assessment of the weaknesses of its thesis. A First Monday search for “digital divide” turned up 10 articles.
Similar:
Newspaper For Sale: The Growing Threat of News Deserts in Western Pennsylvania
As circulation has declined, local newsp...
Business
Healing the Web
The lessons I learned in just over an ho...
Business
Facebook "Grid View." Is this new? My first thought is that I rather like it.
I just noticed an option for viewing a F...
Aesthetics
Advice for alternate pathways in journalism: re-entering the workforce after taking a brea...
A colleague put me in touch with an awar...
Academia
How Are Websites Made?
This one chart is actually the punch lin...
Amusing
The Google Classroom Tease
Joshua Kim, Inside Higher Ed: "Google Cl...
Academia


