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b pages and pastes them into his paper. Jerome has _____________ while Charlie does not.a functional perspective the knowledge gap
e-readiness
a digital divide
The term "e-readiness" is used to describe the abilities and qualities such as maturity, knowledge and other an individual, group or government has to use information and communication technology or participate in the electronic world and to use the information provide on it, considering not all information is reliable, there are rules that guide the use of information and this can be used for different purposes. In the case presented, Jerome shows e-readiness while Charles does not as Jerome seems to understand not all information is reliable and because of this he careful finds and use only reliable sources which show he knows how to use the information provided on the electronic world. On the other hand, Charlie just copies the information which shows he has not the knowledge or maturity to use online sources as he probably believes all information is reliable and besides this ignores the rules about plagiarism.
E-readiness refers to group, individual or government capacity of preparedness to participate in the electronic world. The level of maturity is determined by the individual information and communications technology infrastructure and to use the information gotten through it provided the information is adequate. The information gotten is channel towards sustainable development.
Though, the measures to determine the electronic readiness of an individual or country depend on the area of interest. The significant factors in measuring E- readiness include
Communications technology and information
Level of preparedness of individual or government to harness the use of ICT for feasible development.
In the case presented in the question, Jerome demonstrates E-readiness while Charles does not. Jerome has a better understanding of the fact that not all information is correct; therefore have a clear knowledge of how information works in the electronic world. However Charles makes use of the information without scrutiny and it shows he does not understand how the electronic world works.
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