The 'digital divide' refers to the gap between those who have access to technology and those who don't.

EdTech has the potential to bridge this gap by providing access to quality education for all.

It can bring world-class resources to remote and underserved communities.

However, if not implemented thoughtfully, EdTech can actually widen the existing inequalities.

Students without reliable internet access or devices are left even further behind.

This creates a new form of educational inequity: the 'homework gap'.

This story explores both sides of the coin, showcasing examples of success and failure.

It highlights initiatives that are working to provide devices and connectivity to all students.

Addressing the digital divide is one of the most critical challenges facing the EdTech industry.

The goal must be to create an equitable system where technology is a tool for inclusion, not exclusion.