Strategies for Managing Information Technology Infrastructure to Improve Education Access in Remote Areas: A Comprehensive Approach to the Challenges and Solutions of Education Digitalization

Equal access to education remains a challenge in Indonesia, especially in remote areas with limited information technology (IT) infrastructure. This study analyzes IT infrastructure management strategies to enhance education access using a literature review and qualitative methods. Data from Google Scholar and relevant websites (2018–2025) were rigorously selected, narrowing 40 articles to 18. Findings highlight key challenges: limited internet connectivity, insufficient digital devices, low digital literacy among educators, and suboptimal government policies. To address these, strategies include expanding satellite-based internet, partnering with the private sector for device provision, community-based teacher training, and empowering local communities in technology use. The government plays a crucial role in developing integrated, region-specific policies to ensure sustainable education digitalization. A comprehensive strategy is essential to reducing disparities in education access and achieving a more equitable distribution of education quality across Indonesia.

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Technology and Society Perspectives (TACIT)
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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.61100/tacit.v3i1.254
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Smart Cities and Technologies
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Strategies for Managing Information Technology Infrastructure to Improve Education Access in Remote Areas: A Comprehensive Approach to the Challenges and Solutions of Education Digitalization

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Abstract

Equal access to education remains a challenge in Indonesia, especially in remote areas with limited information technology (IT) infrastructure. This study analyzes IT infrastructure management strategies to enhance education access using a literature review and qualitative methods. Data from Google Scholar and relevant websites (2018–2025) were rigorously selected, narrowing 40 articles to 18. Findings highlight key challenges: limited internet connectivity, insufficient digital devices, low digital literacy among educators, and suboptimal government policies. To address these, strategies include expanding satellite-based internet, partnering with the private sector for device provision, community-based teacher training, and empowering local communities in technology use. The government plays a crucial role in developing integrated, region-specific policies to ensure sustainable education digitalization. A comprehensive strategy is essential to reducing disparities in education access and achieving a more equitable distribution of education quality across Indonesia.

Technology and Society Perspectives (TACIT)Vol. 3(1)
Universitas Simalungun (ID), Universitas Muhammadiyah Aceh (ID), Muhammadiyah University of Ponorogo (ID)
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