👉 Computing disorders, also known as computing-related disorders or digital disorders, refer to a range of conditions that affect an individual's ability to effectively use digital technologies and devices. These disorders can stem from various factors, including neurological conditions, cognitive impairments, or sensory issues that impact interaction with computers, smartphones, tablets, or other digital tools. Symptoms may include difficulty navigating interfaces, reduced motor skills for typing or using a mouse, challenges with visual processing, or cognitive difficulties such as attention deficits or memory problems that hinder task completion. These disorders can significantly impact daily functioning, education, employment, and social interactions, underscoring the need for tailored support and accommodations to enhance digital literacy and independence.
