Benefits of using ICT Tools in Higher Education Institutions in Albania

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has become an indispensable component of higher education institutions (HEI), revolutionizing the way education is delivered, managed, and accessed. In this digital age, ICT facilitates enhanced learning and teaching through online courses, interactive platforms, and personalized learning experiences. Moreover, ICT empowers research and innovation by providing access to research tools, fostering global collaboration, and aiding data analysis. It enhances communication and collaboration among students, faculty, and staff. This paper offers a comprehensive study of ICT tools applicable in education, focusing on their role and benefits in HEI. It also examines the current situation of public universities in Albania concerning the implementation of these tools. It highlights the challenges faced by Albanian universities in leveraging technology to enhance teaching, learning, and administrative processes, and propose some digital platforms for overcoming these challenges. This paper presents a noble contribution to understanding the importance of ICT tools in managing and increasing the quality of higher education. It also provides an overview of the current state of public HEIs in Albania in relation to the use of ICT tools, addressing some recommendations to overcome the gaps they face.

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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ciees62939.2024.10811268
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ICT Impact and Policies
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Benefits of using ICT Tools in Higher Education Institutions in Albania

Alma Stana, Robert Kosova, Amarildo Rista
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Benefits of using ICT Tools in Higher Education Institutions in Albania

Alma Stana, Robert Kosova, Amarildo Rista
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has become an indispensable component of higher education institutions (HEI), revolutionizing the way education is delivered, managed, and accessed. In this digital age, ICT facilitates enhanced learning and teaching through online courses, interactive platforms, and personalized learning experiences. Moreover, ICT empowers research and innovation by providing access to research tools, fostering global collaboration, and aiding data analysis. It enhances communication and collaboration among students, faculty, and staff. This paper offers a comprehensive study of ICT tools applicable in education, focusing on their role and benefits in HEI. It also examines the current situation of public universities in Albania concerning the implementation of these tools. It highlights the challenges faced by Albanian universities in leveraging technology to enhance teaching, learning, and administrative processes, and propose some digital platforms for overcoming these challenges. This paper presents a noble contribution to understanding the importance of ICT tools in managing and increasing the quality of higher education. It also provides an overview of the current state of public HEIs in Albania in relation to the use of ICT tools, addressing some recommendations to overcome the gaps they face.

Aleksandër Moisiu University (AL)
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