7. Digital culture and infrastructure
Digital culture is a set of values, beliefs, and behaviors that promote digital thinking, innovation, and collaboration [16].
Building a digital culture requires leadership, support, and openness to experimentation. Successful institutions encourage interdisciplinarity, knowledge sharing, and open communication.
On the other hand, digital infrastructure encompasses all technical resources needed to support digital education – including server systems, software platforms, classroom equipment, and internet access [17].
Digital culture and infrastructure are two fundamental pillars upon which sustainable and effective digital transformation in higher education is built. While infrastructure enables “what can be done,” digital culture determines “how and why it is done.” Without a developed culture, infrastructure remains an underused potential; without infrastructure, culture remains a good intention without implementation.
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