Students' Accessibility, Attitudes, and Barriers to Using Technologies for Communication and Information
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Abstract
Without a doubt, Information and communication technologies are the main emphasis for how
every society is conducted on a daily basis. In the modern world, ICTs make it possible for
information to be accessed and exchanged more quickly, easily, and quickly. The study
examined the accessibility, mindset, and limitations of final year learners in using computerbased ICTs. With the aid of a carefully constructed questionnaire, data were gathered. Analysis
of the data was done using descriptive statistics. This analysis's findings showed that the
respondents' median age was 23 years old and that they had various levels of access to seven CBICTs. The interviewees attitudes for utilizing the ICTs were positive and a lack of adequate CBICT resource centers was the main barrier to their adoption. We proposed that, in accordance
with the results, a resource center (or centers), if already present, be set up and operational. The
presence of a facility centre within the institute should also be extensively publicized so that
learners can benefit from the chance to do so and utilize the facilities to the fullest. On the
opposite hand, broadband providers should expand their offerings in the region to give a more
dependable connection to the internet inside the school because doing so will enable pupils to
utilize CB-ICTs inside the school and also for their academic study more successfully.
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