ICT In Victoria
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This document discusses trends in Australia's ICT industry from the 1990s to 2008. It notes a 42% drop in ICT enrollment in Australia and declining interest among youth, who see careers in ICT as nerdy or boring. The document suggests the school ICT curriculum is out of touch with the current ICT industry and jobs, and not effectively promoting ICT careers to students.
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The term ICT became popular in 1997 after being used in a UK government report and later in the revised British national curriculum in 2000. However, by 2012 the Royal Society recommended replacing ICT with "computing" in schools due to negative connotations. Today, ICT refers broadly to technologies that enable communication and the electronic capture, processing and transmission of information. While ICT access has grown significantly worldwide in recent decades, availability remains limited in many developing regions and rural areas, presenting an ongoing challenge.
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November 22, 2012
Event:
http://conf.mggu-sh.ru/src/event/vrme-2012/schedule.php
II Международная научно-практическая Интернет-конференция
"ВИРТУАЛЬНАЯ РЕАЛЬНОСТЬ СОВРЕМЕННОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ"
Московский государственный гуманитарный университет им. М.А. Шолохова,
Институт информатизации образования
Москва, 19-22 ноября 2012 г.Digital divide
The document discusses the global digital divide and its relationship to poverty. It defines the digital divide as the gap between those who have access to information technologies and those who do not. This divide is widening and risks excluding the world's poor from the emerging knowledge-based global economy. Two major obstacles preventing mass connectivity in developing countries are lack of adequate infrastructure and lack of knowledge. While technologies can contribute to development, eliminating the digital divide requires broader socioeconomic development and integrating information and communication technologies. The digital divide is a multidimensional problem with no single solution.
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