Digital Divide Perempuan Indonesia
Abstract
Kata kunci: teknologi komunikasi dan informasi, digital divide, perempuan Indonesia
Abstract: Information dan communication technology has bought changes in our society. Along with its development, many concequences occur in developing countries as well as Indonesia. Women role in the development of information and communication technology is lesser than men. There are many factor causing the digital divide of Indonesian women i.e. skill and education level, language problem, lack of time, sexist stereotype, social and cultural norms. Considering to this issue, it is important to take action to ensure women in Indonesia to be more active and involve in the development of information and communication technology. There are many ways to decrease the digital divide of Indonesian women i.e. information literacy, eliminating gender discrimination, transformative and gender responsive policy, increasing women skill and com-petency trough education and training.
Key words: Information dan communication technology, digital devide, Indonesian women.
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