1. NFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS UNIVERSITY
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
Tel: P.O Box 30226, Lusaka 10101, Zambia
Cell:
NAME : MUYUNDA SISHEMO
SEX : MALE
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PROGRAMME : MASTER OF EDUCATION
COURSE : CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
LECTURE : MR
ASSIGNMENT NO : GROUP DISCUSSION
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2. Question(group work) Make a presentation on unit 10
Integration of ICT in the Curriculum
Role of ICTs in the curriculum content/intent.
Success
Challenges
recommendation
Curriculum
Is the subject comprising of course of study in a programme.
It refers to the lessons and academic content taught in a school or in a specific course or programme
Is also broadly defined as the totality of student that occur in the educational fraternity.

3. Information communication Technology
Refers to technologies that provide access to information through telecommunication.
ICT Integration in Education
Hall, T., Vue, G., Koga, N. and Silva, S. (2004) defined ICT integration as “the process of determining where and how technology fits in the teaching and learning scenario.”
The use of technology involves the infusion of technology as a tool to enhance the learning in content area or multidisciplinary setting.

4. Cont..
Effective integration of technology is achieved when students are able to select technology tools to help them;
- obtain information in a timely manner
- analyse and synthesize the information
- present it professionally.
Curriculum Content
Is information to be learnt in school , another term for knowledge (collection of facts, concepts, principles, generalisation and theories)
It also simply means the totality of what is to be taught in school system.

5. Curricular Intent
According to Hanushek. (2009) curriculum intent refers to what we want students to learn from the mandated curriculum.
Role of ICT in the Curriculum Content Intent
To enhance access to and dissemination of educational content. It uses curricula and standardized testing.
To promote innovation entrepreneurship in smart agriculture, digital technology and climate change technology.
To access information, ‘is the main use of ICTs in education.’
To enhance public-private partnership

6. Success
Use of technology tool in integrating technology with standard curriculum
Guide education reform with a flexible, proven approach for student success
Build a strong policy framework that has flexibility to support changes as needed while maintaining the program’s integrity and mission.
Transforming education by ensuring teachers have the latest skills and tools needed to meet their students needs.

7. Challenges
Lack of ICT equipment and the cost of acquiring, using and maintaining ICT resources
Lack of access to ICT equipment due to organizational factors e.g. ICT suites rather than classroom.
Obsolescence of software and hardware
Unreliability of equipment
Lack of technical support
Lack of training differed according to teacher existing ICT skill levels
Most of the schools in rural areas are not connected to power.
Lack of security (unsecured ICT rooms)
CONCLUSSION
This presentation focussed on Integration of ICT in the Curriculum, it looked at
Role of ICTs in the curriculum content/intent.
Success
Challenges and
recommendation

8. Recommendation
ICT coordinators in schools should be supported in setting up an association of ICT
Organize ICT training programmes
Schools to have ICT plan
Schools should have an acceptable use policy for computer hard ware, software and the internet
Teachers should plan systematically for the use of ICT in teaching and learning
Consider ICT implications

9. References
Hall, T., Vue, G., Koga, N. and Silva, S. (2004). Curriculum Modification. Wakefield, MA: National Center on Accessing the General Curriculum.
Ha nushek. (2009). Improving Student’s motivation and interests. Journal of the scholarship of teaching and learning. Vol 8, (1).

10. Thank you so much
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