ICT

Information and
Communications Technology
 definition
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) is
a broad term for Information Technology (IT), which
encompasses all communication technologies such as
the internet, wireless networks, cell phones, computers,
software, middleware, video conferencing, social
networking, and other media applications and services
that allow users to access, retrieve, store, transmit, and
manipulate data.

software applications and
operating systems
An operating system is a piece
of computer software that
manages hardware and software
resources while also providing
common functions to computer
programs. Application software
is software that is designed to
carry out a set of coordinated
functions, tasks, or activities for
the user's benefit.
Example
web-based information and
applications such as distance
learning
The Internet has the ability to
deliver the best of all worlds
when it comes to remote
education. It integrates
multimedia and self-paced
learning, as well as many
options for communication
between and among instructors
and students, both asynchronous
and synchronous (happening at
the same time).
telephones and other
telecommunications
products
Switches, telecom towers,
fiber-optic cables, routers,
voice over internet
protocol (VoIP), and
smartphones are examples
of telecommunications
equipment.
 Conclusion
It's never been a better time to
use technology to enable and
improve learning at all levels,
in all places, and for individuals
from all walks of life. Learning
dashboards, as well as
collaboration and
communication tools, can make
it simple to connect teachers
and families.
Thank You
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