Worth highlighting is that one group of participants only had limited experience in the use of ICTs. The main reasons were the few activities they did using ICTs at school and problems to access the Internet. In fact, inequality among students becomes evident with respect to type and amount of ICT resources used and the heterogeneity expressed in the use of the same.
Students revealed that the activities they carried out in the university context were related to performing several tasks, which at times required Internet connection. They linked such tasks with information search, publication of content, translations, work performed on the e-learning platform, consulting their exam results and administrative tasks such as registration and formalization of their university enrolment. The applications for which they did not require Internet connection were text edition, creation of videos, presentation of assignments in the classroom and spreadsheets (Figure 2)