Digital divide is a problem that affects students from all over the world to a greater or lesser extent. Therefore, scientists have tried to analyze this phenomenon at different stages of a student’s life in an attempt to discover the underlying problems and seek explanations and possible solutions. For example, Waycott, Bennett, Kennedy, Dalgarno and Gray (2010) identified differences in the use of technology in higher education and in the daily lives of teachers and students in Australia. They justified such differences based on individual motivations and social norms that promote the use of ICTs. The study revealed that teachers are the ones who most resist use of ICTs as against students who are receptive and enthusiastic. The study also showed that teachers mostly focused on using ICTs for institutional matters and pedagogic application while students used the same to organize their social life