What do you think about ICT education?
Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) education is basically our society’s efforts to teach its current and emerging citizens valuable knowledge and skills around computing and communications devices, software that operates them, applications that run on them and systems that are built with them.
ICT is complex and quickly changing, and it is confusing for many people. It is so pervasive in the modern
world that everyone has some understanding of it, but those understandings are often wildly divergent.
There are many important dimensions to ICT education, including:
ICT/Digital Literacy, everyone needs a basic understanding of ICT and how to make productive use of it.
Teaching people how to be competent basic users of ICT technologies is an important role of ICT education.
ICT Infrastructure and Support Applied Technologists,
our society also needs more knowledgeable and capable technical people to deploy, manage and maintain ICT equipment, software and systems, so they work well for users.
Specialized Business and Industry Uses of ICT,
As enabling technologies, ICT is used strategically in almost all businesses and industries.
ICT Research and Development Scientists,
We need people who deeply understand the science and technologies underlying ICT and who can work to advance
the fields.In general, ICT has key strategic roles. It is strategically important to develop citizens and workers who can competently
and efficiently operate and add value in these systems and environments.
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