2012
DOI: 10.19030/jier.v8i2.6829
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Assessment Of Computer Literacy Of Secondary School Teachers In Ekiti State, Nigeria

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“…This was aimed at equipping students with an understanding of the computing concept so as to conform to the next generation. Later in 1997, state governments introduced computer education in secondary schools to enable both the students and teachers to use computer as a learning tool in their respective subject areas [1]. However, learning to use computers (computer education) and not to program computers, restrains the user's ability to harness the power of computers and communicate in the digital world [28].…”
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“…This was aimed at equipping students with an understanding of the computing concept so as to conform to the next generation. Later in 1997, state governments introduced computer education in secondary schools to enable both the students and teachers to use computer as a learning tool in their respective subject areas [1]. However, learning to use computers (computer education) and not to program computers, restrains the user's ability to harness the power of computers and communicate in the digital world [28].…”
Section: Review Of Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the years, there has been a paradigm shift from the use of chalkboard, biro, pencils and books, since projectors, e-books, text editors, educational websites and e-exams was introduced making computer education a necessity for every student [1]. According to research, the need for programmers in the workplace has increased, necessitating making programming a core skill for every student [2], [3].…”
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confidence: 99%