Big Data Project EME 6356 Heather Corona

Digital Literacy Project

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Device & Internet Access 2022-2023

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Devices Provided at Home

Internet Access Provided at Home

Perc entage of Schools

Perc entage of Schools

Digital Literacy 2023

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Digital Literacy 2023

Provided to students (% of schools)

75%

of schools say Yes to providing digital literacy to students

Digital Literacy Provided for Students & Families

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Digital Literacy for Students

Digital Literacy for Families

Perc entage of Schools

Perc entage of Schools

Digital Literacy for Students by Region in 2023

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Percentage of Students Provided Digital Training by Region

Digital Literacy Provided for Students by Poverty

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Digital Literacy by Poverty

Digital Literacy 2023

66%

Higher Poverty

By schools with higher or lower levels of neighborhood poverty

Income-to-Poverty Ratio

Based on family income relative to federal poverty threshold. This graph compares schools in neighborhoods with higher and lower poverty levels.

Percentage of Schools

Digital Literacy Provided for Students & Families

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Conclusion

• The two main questions addressed in this data are, “Do schools provide internet or devices to students?” and “Do schools provide digital training to students and families?”
• The first slide shows the percentage of schools that provide devices to students between 2022 and 2023, then what percentage of schools provide internet to students in need between 2022 and 2023.
• Next, slide two shares a pie chart of digital literacy training percentage provided in 2023.
• Slide three conveys digital literacy that is provided to students and families between 2022 and 2023; there is a higher number of offerings for students compared to parents altogether, and the percentage of students receiving digital literacy in their curriculum has grown in the past year (72% to 75% from 2022 to 2023).
• Slide four shares Digital Training/Literacy that is provided to students by regions in the United States. Northeast provides the highest digital training, with 78% of schools participating. This compares to 70% in the West, which is the lowest.
• In Slide five, the graph shows the disparity of digital training based on poverty levels in the surrounding neighborhoods of schools. All public schools average 75% digital training, whereas schools with higher neighborhood poverty is at about 66%; lower neighborhood poverty is 78%.

Data retrieved from National Center for Education Statistics