2014
DOI: 10.5430/jct.v4n1p14
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A Case Study: The Local Education Authorities (LEAs) Capacity Support on ICT Integration National Policy in Public Secondary Schools in Kepulauan Riau Province, Indonesia

Abstract: This study addresses the support towards the policy of ICT implementation in public secondary schools from the local education authorities (LEAs) as part of society capacity, in case of Kepulauan Riau province, Indonesia. The study involves three sub themes; local policy support, management program, and partnership. Therefore, the researcher qualitatively gathered the data through semi-structured interview from a number of local government stake holders; education commission legislator, the head of education o… Show more

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“…In some secondary school in Indonesia, the local government, stakeholders, and education commission legislator helped to upgrade the ICT Integration. According to the result, it mentioned that government capacity as external support has influenced the success of the program (Putera, Mochtar, and Candra, (2015). It is also supported with the study of Oboegbulem and Godwin (2013) who stated that the staff and students of the universities in Nigeria must go through the seminars, workshops, and conferences on how to use the new program, ICT.…”
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“…In some secondary school in Indonesia, the local government, stakeholders, and education commission legislator helped to upgrade the ICT Integration. According to the result, it mentioned that government capacity as external support has influenced the success of the program (Putera, Mochtar, and Candra, (2015). It is also supported with the study of Oboegbulem and Godwin (2013) who stated that the staff and students of the universities in Nigeria must go through the seminars, workshops, and conferences on how to use the new program, ICT.…”
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“…Khan and Uwemi (2018) have also noted that a major interest among policy-makers, researchers, and others is the effective use of communications technologies for education and creating wealth and opportunities within the many remote regions in Africa (Nantembelele, & Gopal, 2018). This is because ICT is incorporated in the teaching and learning processes of the adult learners it can be a crucial tool for capacity building enabling the adult learners to survive in today's changing social and economic landscapes (Putera & Mokhtar, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%