ICT benefits of the DOC-WILS initiative

Human Sciences Research Council

doi:10.14749/32866370

July 1, 2026Open Access

ICT benefits of the DOC-WILS initiative

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This study explores how ICT-related educational initiatives can promote learning benefits through student-driven approaches rather than traditional instruction.
Analyzed conditions conducive to ICT initiatives in education.
Focused on comparing student-initiated versus teacher-driven learning models.
Explored various educational settings and outcomes.
Identified key factors that enhance student-initiated learning with ICT.
Demonstrated that student-driven approaches yield greater engagement and understanding.
Highlighted the importance of supportive conditions for effective implementation.

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Study determines how ICT initiatives enhance student-initiated learning benefits, suggesting effective educational strategies.

Abstract

This study aims to determine the conditions under which ICT-related educational initiatives can contribute to learning benefits characterised by student-initiated learning as opposed to teacher-driven instruction.

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