An Addendum to
An Educator's Guide To Access Issues

Ethical and Policy Issues in Information Technologies: Nicholas Burbules, Instructor

CTER Online Masters of Education Program

University of Illinois

Summer 2002

Kim Baker, Amy Craddock, Ann Orwig

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Access to technology should be equally available for all students. However, research shows that there are several gaps in accessibility for students. While many efforts have been made in the past 3 years to increase computer access for all students, many complex issues remain surrounding equal technology access. These papers serve to address many of these issues.

In 1999 a set of white papers were developed by graduate students at the University of Illinois. As part of these papers, An Educator's Guide to Access Issues was created. Similarly, these access papers were developed by graduate students with the purpose of updating and explaining recent research regarding accessibility. The papers do not serve to dispute the original data. Rather, they explore new research regarding 6 key areas of technology access.

6 key areas of technology access:


Similar updated white papers can be found at:

Last updated:  08/05/02