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Education Struggling to Keep up with Digital Advances

According to a new report from the Dentsu Aegis Network, China is way ahead when it comes to preparing people for our fast moving digital world. The survey asked respondents in ten countries if they felt their formal education had given them the technology knowledge they needed for their lives, with 68 percent of people in China agreeing that it had. This compares to countries such as the U.S. and the United Kingdom with 39 and 31 percent respectively. The worst results came from Japan, where it would seem the education system has been well off the pace of the technological advances we've experienced in recent years. There, only 17 percent said they were satisfied with this aspect of their education.

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This chart shows the share that agree their formal education has given them the technology knowledge they need.

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Share of respondents who believe their university is equipped for the technological future in the Asia Pacific region in 2019
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Share of respondents who believe digital transformation is essential to improving higher education in the Asia Pacific region in 2019
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Share of respondents who believe technological developments enhance higher education quality in the Asia Pacific region in 2019
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Share of respondents who believe higher education is important in shaping digital transformation in the Asia Pacific region in 2019
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Share of respondents who believe digital infrastructure is an obstacle in higher education in the Asia Pacific region in 2019
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Interest among workers in obtaining training in additional digital skills in selected nations in 2022

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