The digital divide is an inequity in access to technology or the skills and knowledge necessary to use technology for personal gain. In the context of this study, examples include: not having computers or technology in classrooms, not being able to take computer skills or computer science classes, only using technology for skill-and-drill, lack of user support, and more. Traditionally, students who are racial-ethnic minorities, rural residents, or attended poor or failing schools are most often impacted.