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February 2003 Insights Education Issue #1GlossaryInformation and communication technologies (ICTs) - electricity-based means of seeking, communicating, storing, accessing, manipulating and sending information eg, radio, telephone, television, the Internet and computers. Hardware - physical parts used in computers eg, memory or keyboard Software - written programs used to operate computers Open source software - software that can be freely used, distributed and edited E-learning - studying or training which makes use of ICTs Connectivity - the state of being connected to the Internet or another type of computer network Telecentre - a location that provides public access to a range of ICTs Laptop - a small and lightweight computer |
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