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Department of Psychology & Education Shahid Beheshti University
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M.A. in Education
Abstract
This research is based on the feasibility study of using ICT in curriculum development in higher education. The possibility of using ICT in the process of curriculum development in higher education has been researched from the view point of three important and concerned groups with the subject namely professors, curriculum planners and the ICT professionals.The main purpose of this research is to answer to the question that in which fields and to what extent we can use the ICT`s new development in curriculum development in higher education? This research is descriptive. A questionnaire is designed in six section using Lickert scale with three options. The findings show that three mentioned groups do not have much differences in their views about the importance in application of ICT in curriculum development. They also believe that in many occasions, this application of ICT will create new opportunities and enhances the curriculum development in order to meet the challenges in higher education.
Fathi Vajargah,K. and Azadmanesh,N. (2023). The Feasibility of ICT Application in Curriculum Development in Higher Education. Quarterly Journal of Research and Planning in Higher Education, 12(4), 49-70.
MLA
Fathi Vajargah,K. , and Azadmanesh,N. . "The Feasibility of ICT Application in Curriculum Development in Higher Education", Quarterly Journal of Research and Planning in Higher Education, 12, 4, 2023, 49-70.
HARVARD
Fathi Vajargah K., Azadmanesh N. (2023). 'The Feasibility of ICT Application in Curriculum Development in Higher Education', Quarterly Journal of Research and Planning in Higher Education, 12(4), pp. 49-70.
CHICAGO
K. Fathi Vajargah and N. Azadmanesh, "The Feasibility of ICT Application in Curriculum Development in Higher Education," Quarterly Journal of Research and Planning in Higher Education, 12 4 (2023): 49-70,
VANCOUVER
Fathi Vajargah K., Azadmanesh N. The Feasibility of ICT Application in Curriculum Development in Higher Education. Quarterly Journal of Research and Planning in Higher Education, 2023; 12(4): 49-70.