Imagine trying to pay your bills, access your medical records, or help with a child’s homework without a reliable computer, tablet, or access to the internet. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly 20% of North Carolina households lack access to a meaningful digital device such as a computer or tablet. Now, imagine trying to complete those tasks using only a smartphone. In North Carolina, 4.4% of households only own a smartphone, which is less efficient and capable than a computer, laptop with a keyboard, or tablet.
Going Digital in North Carolina Public Libraries
Going Digital in North Carolina Public…
Going Digital in North Carolina Public Libraries
Imagine trying to pay your bills, access your medical records, or help with a child’s homework without a reliable computer, tablet, or access to the internet. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly 20% of North Carolina households lack access to a meaningful digital device such as a computer or tablet. Now, imagine trying to complete those tasks using only a smartphone. In North Carolina, 4.4% of households only own a smartphone, which is less efficient and capable than a computer, laptop with a keyboard, or tablet.