This study aimed to determine the teacher and institutional readiness in integrating ICT in the Bambang II district during the school year 2025-2026. Data were gathered using the descriptive-correlational research design from 104 public elementary school teachers who were selected using stratified random sampling. The researcher designed questionnaires based on the UNESCO ICT Competency Framework to evaluate the readiness of teachers and institutions in the integration of ICTs. The collected data were analyzed using mean and Spearman's rho. The teachers showed positive attitudes towards technology, pedagogical competence and readiness to use ICT in teaching. Some small areas of weakness were observed in self-efficacy for ICT integration. Similarly, the schools were found to be well led and collaborative in organizational culture and policies which fostered ICT integration. However, there were some weaknesses highlighted in the areas of infrastructure and access readiness. The findings also demonstrated a strong relationship between teacher readiness and institutional readiness, indicating that there is a need for a mutual match between the individual attributes and institutional support systems for successful integration of ICT. Based on the above findings, a Microlearning Package and Learning and Development Activity was developed as an intervention to solve the gaps identified. The package offers flexible and engaging learning materials with technology support that will enhance teachers' ICT competencies and confidence in using technology. The experience has led to the conclusion that while overall ICT readiness levels are good, ongoing professional development, ongoing institutional support and contextualized learning interventions are still necessary to further strengthen the integration and use of ICT and effective technology-supported teaching and learning.
Marron et al. (Thu,) studied this question.