Young people and the digital divide created by Carlos Fernandes, Varsha Jagdale, Jeanette Fernandes and Jason Fernandes

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Fernandes, Carlos [author]

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: Commonwealth Youth and Development ; Volume 5, number 1South Africa: UNISA, 2007Content type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISSN:

17277140

Subject(s):

Young people -- Digital revolution -- Digital divide

LOC classification:

HD6276.A3 COM

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Abstract: The world today is a product of the revolutions it has undergone, whether social, industrial or developmental. The eighteenth century's agricultural revolution was followed by the nineteenth-century industrial revolution, which was in turn followed by the twentieth century's digital revolution that continues into the new millennium. The digital revolution promises to be even more dramatic than anything we have seen before.

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The world today is a product of the revolutions it has undergone, whether social, industrial or developmental. The eighteenth century's agricultural revolution was followed by the nineteenth-century industrial revolution, which was in turn followed by the twentieth century's digital revolution that continues into the new millennium. The digital revolution promises to be even more dramatic than anything we have seen before.

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