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    and dissemination (Makori et al, 2014). Nevertheless, several factors contribute to the difficulty in the adoption, application; use the maintenance of ICT in academic libraries in Africa. Peter Drucker’s Management by Objectives (MOB) which aims at clearly defining organisational goals and responsibilities may assist in the effective management of ICT infrastructure in academic libraries in Ghana. The basic tenet underlying MBO is the principle of planning which ensures the efficient use of…

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    The impact of ICTs on social movement in China: Xiamen Anti-PX demonstration. INTRODUCION The past decade has seen the rapid development of information communication technologies (ICTs) in China. For example, “China has become the biggest mobile communication carrier in the world since 2001.” (Jun and Hui, 2010). The advanced communication technology is an important component in the social movements and plays a key role in environmental activism. As Hung Chin-Fu (2013) point out, the civil…

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    population is approximately 17%. In order for our school to transition to an ICT approach, we would have to notify the stakeholders by providing them with some visuals to demonstrate the differences between an ICT classroom and CT/Resource Room Program. Furthermore, historical data about the improvement in schools who have switched to this model will be demonstrated. I will emphasis that “students in our one Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) class were making significantly more progress on the state…

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    students and 80 teachers in the Lake Macquarie area. The challenges that are identified and analysed may be specific to this setting, but they will not be unique. There is great complexity in the area of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). It involves both human and physical resources interacting in a complex manner in a complex environment. The key challenge…

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    numeracy, and ICT: Induction and initial of Learners for their chosen learning programme is a key area of teachers’ responsibility. In addition, they should be aware of the need to identify the literacy, language, numeracy, and ICT needs at this time as well.It is important to identify literacy, language, numeracy, ICT and key skills at the start of a course in all areas of specialism. On effective courses, teachers will collaborate with language, number and ICT…

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    The ICT industry is one such area where as experience as shown that all facets (methods, language and resources) have to be clearly explained and reinforced to ensure learning has taken place. Due to the nature of ICT, on most occasions it is akin to teaching learners another language due to the fact the learners are coming across new terms such as “motherboard”, “CPU”, “ATX”, “RAM” and “Router”. Another part of this statement that stands out is “ensuring all learners contribute”. In theory,…

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    ICTs include a broad extent of technologies in the advanced era. ICTs are relevant to technological devices and materials that are engaged to communication, creation, dissemination and management information (Nordin, Embi & Yunus, 2010; Thierer, 2000). These technological tools and resources cover radio, television, computer, Internet, social networks and etc. In the former decade, enhancing of the practicality of teaching and learning in all levels and in both academic and non-academic contexts…

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    more ambitious efforts to assess distinct and detailed aspects of reintegration processes in multiple case studies’ (9). I believe that cross-cutting from multiple cases, to construct a theoretical framework of DDR, and incorporating social theory, ICT, and CVE, will produce the least questionable theories in terms of operability and practicality. Speaking to the literature for the assigned purposes, in terms of DDR, the UN Integrated DDR Standards (IDDRS) and the Socio-Economic Reintegration…

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    that the trainees were absolutely pleasant with the survival of e-Hear Me platform as an instrument that proposes e-ICT courses specially expanded for the deaf learners. The present teachers also declared that they could share and interchange ideas with their students and other teachers. Similarly, in the next study, the investigators (Nordin, et al., 2015) evaluated and executed the ICT education courses established from the E-learning portal expanded according to their knowledge and opinion in…

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    cell phones, laptop etc. Resource based approach and technology based approaches were proved very useful in mandarin lesson in UK (Wang, 2011). If we provide enough ICT as resources to the learners, they will get more exposure for learning; or it may add variety in learning than the teacher and course books only. Interacting with these ICT resources, learners can learn things independently. In this context, the teacher should not consider students as an empty vessel that need to be filled with…

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