2024
DOI: 10.3390/su16051878
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The Intersection of Public Policy and Public Access: Digital Inclusion, Digital Literacy Education, and Libraries

Chen Wang,
Li Si

Abstract: This study aims to examine the state of digital inclusion and digital literacy education in Chinese libraries and provide recommendations for improvement. The background section emphasizes the crucial role of libraries in promoting digital inclusion and sustainable development, as well as the challenges and opportunities presented by the current digital landscape in China, such as the digital divide and regional disparities in internet access. To achieve the study’s objectives, we conducted analyses of relevan… Show more

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“…Wang and Si [23], in their article "The Intersection of Public Policy and Public Access: Digital Inclusion, Digital Literacy Education, and Libraries", explore how Chinese libraries can better serve the public in the digital age, focusing on the critical role that libraries play in bridging the digital divide by equipping people with the skills they need to participate fully in the digital world to build a more inclusive and equitable digital society. The findings highlight the policy framework, programs, and tactics aimed at advancing digital literacy and inclusion, stressing the pivotal role of libraries in spearheading efforts to promote digital inclusion and encourage active user participation.…”
Section: Section I-articlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang and Si [23], in their article "The Intersection of Public Policy and Public Access: Digital Inclusion, Digital Literacy Education, and Libraries", explore how Chinese libraries can better serve the public in the digital age, focusing on the critical role that libraries play in bridging the digital divide by equipping people with the skills they need to participate fully in the digital world to build a more inclusive and equitable digital society. The findings highlight the policy framework, programs, and tactics aimed at advancing digital literacy and inclusion, stressing the pivotal role of libraries in spearheading efforts to promote digital inclusion and encourage active user participation.…”
Section: Section I-articlesmentioning
confidence: 99%