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Information and communication technology (ICT) in education in five Arab states: a comparative analysis of ICT integration and e-readiness in schools in Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Palestine and Qatar

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This report provides a comparative analysis of ICT integration in five Arab States (Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Palestine and Qatar) by looking at four specific types of data: i) use of ICT in policy and key
curricular areas; ii) ICT infrastructure to support the integration of ICT in educational institutions; iii) participation in programmes offering ICT; and iv) teacher’s use of and training on how to use and teach ICT in the classroom.

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