Analysis of implementation of information and communication technology programs in urban secondary schools. a case of selected schools in Makindye Division in Kampala Uganda.
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2016-12
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Kampala International University, College Of Education, Open,Distantance And E-Learning
Abstract
This qualitative and quantitative research set out to investigate the Analysis and Implementation
ofICT in urban secondary schools in Makindye division. It is a recent activity that has brought
forth a lot of interest. However, there are many challenges that hinder efficient implementation
ofICT including: lack ofICT laboratories, electricity, and teachers’ skills. This study explored
how these challenges affect its implementation. Out of 10 public and private secondary schools
in Makindye division, 5 were sampled for the study. A total of 34 respondents were sampled
through purposive and stratified sampling. Questionnaires and interview schedules were used as
main instruments for data collection. Out of 34 questionnaires distributec~ 20 were properly
filled and returned. Data analysis employed descriptive statistical techniques after which the
results were presented in tables supported by some discussions. The result ofthis study indicated
that computer are not enough in urban schools, teachers are not encouraged to teach using
computer, computers are not available to teachers and students, most computer lesson were
assessed theoretically and lack of computer laboratc.; y ‘s were limiting the implementation of
ICT Generally, computer lessons per week were not a challenge, while QuaflfIed ICT teachers
are ready to teach with ICT skills. These factors that limit the implementation ofICT; need to be
dealt with by the various stakeholders including: the Department of Education, the school
management andprivate partners.
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A research report submitted to the College of Education, Open and Distance learning for the award of a Bachelor Degree in computer science with education at Kampala International University
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Information and communication technology, Urban secondary schools, Makindye Division, Kampala, Uganda