While the digital inequality literature has considered differences in the online experiences of
many population segments, relatively little work has examined how people with disabilities …

Over the last few years, information and communication technologies have become an
essential part of daily life, affecting education, employment, and leisure, among other …

In a time when a global pandemic has forced people to use technology for almost every
aspect of their day-to-day lives, it is important to determine if specific disadvantaged groups …

Many people with intellectual disability experience digital inequality due to a lack of Internet
access; this is known as the digital divide. Digital inequality is also apparent when people …

From websites to mobile devices, cyberspace has revolutionized the lived experience of
disability—frequently for better, but sometimes for worse. Paul Jaeger offers a sweeping …

The increasing spread of the Internet holds much potential for enhancing opportunities for
people with disabilities. However, scarce evidence exists to suggest that people with …

This review gives an overview of the societal inequalities faced by people with intellectual
disabilities, before focusing specifically on challenges people face accessing the Internet …

This paper explores the use and impact of the Internet by disabled people in China,
informed by the social model of disability. Based on survey data from 122 disabled …

Purpose Research into the explanations of digital inclusion has moved from investigations of
skills and usage to tangible outcomes, what we label here as the third-level digital divide …

This study examines disabled people's everyday experience of social exclusion in relation to
the rapid growth of digital technologies in everyday practices. It highlights the relationships …