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To what extent does digital education contribute to long-term human capital formation and economic development globally?

Author(s) Ms. Parthvi Kandoi
Country India
Abstract This paper looks at how digital education contributes towards human capital formation and long-run economic development in various diverse contexts in the world. Applying some of the underlying theories in understanding these dynamics which are the Human Capital Theory, the Endogenous Growth Theory, the Digital Divide Theory and the Capability Approach, it examines how digital knowledge learning sites have increased access to education, introduced new methods of skills building and transformed workforce preparedness. The pandemic brought about by COVID-19 has led to an increase in the acceptance of digital education, however at the same time, a noticeable contrast in infrastructure, access, and engagement among the learners became evident. Using examples of the global case studies, the research displays success stories like the successes in Finland and South Korea and the adoptive innovation of Kenya and India.
Regardless of its prospects, digital education is constrained with crucial challenges: internet access and affordability, gender and socioeconomic inequities, quality, and data privacy issues. The article proposes that digital learning should be directed with inclusive policies, localized content, long term investment in infrastructure and the training of teachers. The policy advice focuses on the use of public-private partnerships, vertical integration of curriculum, and the lifelong learning strategies. Finally, the research reframes digital education as an instrument of economic opportunity but also a means to human dignity and empowerment, which can build a more agreeable, innovational and resilient global society, when prioritised in its design and provision that works within an equitable framework.
Published In Volume 7, Issue 5, September-October 2025
Published On 2025-09-19
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i05.55248
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