The critical role of children and schools in internet adoption

Belo, Rodrigo

Children are fast learners, and the speed at which they learn can have an impact on the broader adoption of new technology.
In particular, the provision of broadband in schools can be an effective way to encourage household internet uptake in neighbouring areas.

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Persistent URL	hdl.handle.net/1765/93314
Series	RSM Discovery Magazine Collection
Journal	RSM Discovery - Management Knowledge
Note	This article draws its inspiration from Rodrigo Belo’s PhD thesis, and the paper Spillovers from Wiring Schools with Broadband: The Critical Role of Children.
Organisation	Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University
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