community services is considerable. A research review by Kozma (2005) suggests
three significant concerns of consideration regarding ICTs impact on education.
Firstly, student out comes such as higher scores in school subjects or the learning of
entirely new skills needed for a developing
economy. Secondly, we should consider teacher and classroom outcomes such as
development of teachers’ technology skills and knowledge of new pedagogic
approaches as well as improved attitudes toward teaching. Finally, one has to
consider other outcomes such as increased innovativeness in schools and access of
community members to adult education and literacy. The table below presents