Understanding ICT Policy

What is the digital divide and how does it affect access to technology?

• The digital divide only affects older generations who are not familiar with technology.

• The digital divide is a term used to describe the speed of internet connections in different countries.

• The digital divide is the gap in access to technology and the internet, affecting opportunities and resources for those without access.

• The digital divide refers to the difference in technology quality between urban and rural areas.

What are the key components of data privacy regulations?

• User profiling and tracking

• Key components of data privacy regulations include consent, data minimization, purpose limitation, transparency, user rights, data security, and accountability.

• Data sharing without consent

• Data encryption and backup

How can ICT be effectively integrated into education systems?

• Integrate ICT by training educators, developing a tech-inclusive curriculum, ensuring access to devices, and evaluating outcomes.

• Implement ICT without assessing its impact on learning.

• Limit ICT use to administrative tasks only.

• Focus solely on hardware acquisition without training.

What are the main cybersecurity policies that organizations should implement?

• Access Control, Data Protection, Incident Response, Acceptable Use, Security Training

• Software Licensing

• Network Monitoring

• Hardware Maintenance

What factors contribute to unequal access to technology in society?

• Availability of free Wi-Fi

• Access to government funding

• Socioeconomic status, education level, geographic location, age, and disability.

• Popularity of social media platforms