The Guardian (2021) The Shift to Online Classes, Self-Learning Modules and Television and Radio Programmes Has Proven Extremely Challenging in a Country of 108 Million Where Less than a Fifth of Households Have Internet Access and Many Lack Mobile Devices. [Photograph].
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2021/jan/18/mountain-trekking-to-catch-a-signal-online-learning-in-the-philippines?fbclid=IwAR0oCp2y7YESl-TFdIXZ9sHNVxliHPYFKRFxSE7_RpQM_MlfG5EGP4dUiS4

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• TITLE: Digital Divide in Times of Pandemic among Teacher Education Students

  AUTHORS: Alfredo M. Esteban Jr., Mary Joy P. Cruz

  KEYWORDS: Digital Divide, COVID-19 Pandemic, Internet Access, ICT Usage

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.8 No.4, April 15, 2021

  ABSTRACT: This study aimed to investigate the context of digital divide in teacher education institution (TEI) students during the COVID-19 pandemic setup. An online questionnaire was administered to 264 students from a state university in Nueva Ecija, Philippines. Spearman Rho Correlation was used as statistical tool with 5% level of significance. The central finding of this study has confirmed the existence of digital divide as predicted by demographic factors such as residence, annual family income and parents’ highest educational attainment. Significant differences were found to exist not only in access to the internet but also in mobile internet expenses and hours spent on the internet. This study provides a better understanding for further research to generate a more conclusive and generalizable result based on the strong starting points on digital divide found among higher education institution students.