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Educ Strategy Med Sci 2010, 2(4): 167-171 Back to browse issues page
Information and communication technology based education in higher education
Farajollahi M. , Zarif Sanaye’ei N. 1
1- , sanaieyn@sums.ac.ir
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  Introduction. The process of higher education is highly significant in any society. These days, universities have come across a main transformation. Lack of budget, an increase in the number of university students, a change in the student population, up-to-date and various educational needs of each society require fundamental changes that are coordinated with recent needs. Through ICT-based education, the feasibility of “learning with no time and place limitation” proportionate to the students’ requirements has been brought about. By fusing proper keywords, electronic resources and credible scientific websites, this review article was to analysis the role of information and communication technology in higher education and its concepts.

  Conclusion. Using the information and communication technology is a symbol of a new era of education. Information and communication technology transforms and changes models of education, enriches the present educational models more than before and makes new methods. These models share the features of education that are based on technology and suggest modern educational and learning approaches in which the learner plays an important role and emphasizes on self-directed learning, independent, flexibility and communication.

Keywords: ICT Based Education, Higher Education, Active Learning, Flexibility, Interaction
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Article Type: Qualitative Research | Subject: Health
Received: 2010/01/20 | Published: 2010/01/15


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