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Direct linkHarlow, Trina; Yang, Yang; Ackermann, Sarah; Dobberstein, Beth; Reeker, Bob; Needles, Tim – Art Education, 2023
Many people and organizations worldwide are still trying to gain access to internet services (Buechner, 2020). The quest for the internet is ongoing, just as electricity was once a privilege when it was first invented and made available mainly to only scientists and engineers, then to people of financial means in primarily urban areas (Southern…
Descriptors: COVID-19, Pandemics, Internet, Access to Computers
