Bridging the Digital Divide (During COVID-19)

Jonathan Wilson; Jeri Paddock

Bridging the Digital Divide (During COVID-19)

Jonathan Wilson
, Jeri Paddock

Charles C. Sherrod Library

East Tennessee State University

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Abstract

When all classes moved online in mid-March 2020, students' unmet needs for fast, reliable Internet service and adequate devices for participating in online classes quickly surfaced. Information Technology Services (ITS), Sherrod Library, and Student Life and Enrollment teamed up to lend the small supply of available laptops to students.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jul 9 2021
Event	The PILLARS Symposium - Virtual Conference Duration: Jul 9 2021 → …

Conference

Conference	The PILLARS Symposium
Period	7/9/21 → …

Keywords

digital divide
information technology
online learning
student achievement

Disciplines

Library and Information Science

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Bridging the Digital Divide (During COVID-19)

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