Sirkku Mannikko-Barbutiu's scientific contributions
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... Rwanda, like many other countries, has developed initiatives that target the integration of information communication technology into the education sector. Twagilimana and Mannikko-Barbutiu (2017) recognised the efforts of African countries while using Rwanda as a reference point in the importation of ICT and the development of policy documents that seek to improve educational productivity and national development. Another observation that is in accordance with the practice in other countries is the rationale that backs the formulation and implementation of information communication in education policy in Rwanda, and these goals include the establishment of technology-driven education and an equal opportunity for teachers, learners and the general population to benefit from the deployment of such ICT tools and services in the schools. ...
