Access to technology significantly impacts educational equity by bridging the gap between diverse socioeconomic groups. Students with access to technological resources, such as computers and the internet, have greater opportunities for learning and skill development compared to those without. Technology facilitates personalized learning, broader access to information, and interactive educational experiences. However, disparities in access can exacerbate existing inequalities, hindering the academic growth of underprivileged students. Addressing these challenges requires targeted policies to enhance technological infrastructure and training in underserved areas, ensuring equitable educational opportunities for all learners.