Public policy currently focuses on what level of technocapital?
mental access
skills access
usage access
material access
Public policy currently focuses on all four levels of technocapital: mental access, skills access, usage access, and material access. These levels represent different aspects of technology access and adoption.
Mental access refers to individuals' ability to understand and navigate technology, including having the necessary knowledge and digital literacy skills.
Skills access involves acquiring the skills needed to effectively and efficiently use technology, such as programming, data analysis, or digital communication skills.
Usage access focuses on ensuring that individuals have equal opportunities to use technology and access digital services, such as broadband internet, digital devices, and online platforms.
Material access refers to the availability and affordability of physical technology infrastructure, such as computers, smartphones, and broadband networks.
Public policy aims to address disparities and improve access at each level of technocapital to ensure that everyone has equal opportunities to benefit from technology and participate in the digital economy.