Overview
Digital democracy is transforming how citizens engage with their governments. By utilizing digital tools, citizens can participate more actively in political processes, leading to greater transparency and accountability. However, challenges such as the digital divide and misinformation must be addre...
Key Terms
Example: Many countries use e-governance platforms for tax filing.
Example: Some states allow online voting for absentee ballots.
Example: Rural areas often experience a digital divide due to lack of internet access.
Example: Voting in elections is a form of civic engagement.
Example: Facebook and Twitter are popular social media platforms.
Example: Transparency in budgeting helps citizens understand government spending.
Related Topics
E-Governance
Explores the use of technology in government services and citizen interaction.
intermediateCivic Technology
Focuses on technology that enables civic engagement and improves government services.
intermediateSocial Media and Politics
Examines the influence of social media on political processes and public opinion.
advancedKey Concepts
e-governanceonline votingsocial media engagementdigital literacy