Role of ICT in Educational Planning in India

Harkanwaldeep Singh

Harkanwaldeep Singh

Keywords: ICT, Information, Communication, Technology, Education Planning, Teaching and Learning

Abstract

This paper basically related with role and trends of ICT in education sector like primary, elementary, secondary and higher education. The main purpose of ICT is to develop human mental resources, which allow people apply the existing knowledge and produce new knowledge. This paper examined the historical perspective of ICT and uses of computer and its relevance to teaching and learning. in Indian education system. The need for computer education and its objectives in all education level persistently from primary education to higher education. ICT plays a significance role in the development of all sectors like, economy, education and health also. There are certain challenge comes in the way of ICT development. Paper also describes the importance of ICT in inclusive education or for the children with special needs.

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