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The document identifies gaps in information and communication technology (ICT) at Masi Elementary School, including a lack of ICT training for teachers, lack of computers and presentation equipment in classrooms, and lack of a digital content package for teachers and learners. It prioritizes objectives, activities, personnel, timelines and budgets to address these issues through teacher seminars and webinars, and acquiring new equipment, with the goals of improving ICT teaching and learning processes and enhancing education for teachers and students.
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