Use of icts in application of e-governance in education projects in delhi

Apoorva Buttan

doi:10.65301/ijcd.2016.6.1.5

Articles Vol. 6 Issue 1 Jan - Jun 2016

DOI 10.65301/ijcd.2016.6.1.5

Use of icts in application of e-governance in education projects in delhi

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Apoorva Buttan

Assistant Professor, Madhu Bala Institute of Communication and Electronic Media, Delhi

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Published 2016-06-30

Pages 36-50

Abstract

E-governance has become an indispensable part of the government undertakings in various field. E-governance not only facilitates quick communication, ease of work, transparency and reliability but also provide efficiency to the task. The use of Information Communication Technologies has been instrumental in bringing together education and technology. Delhi is a hub for technological advancements in the field of education. This paper tries to uncover the use of ICTs and receptivity of e-governance projects in education in Delhi.

Keywords

Information Technology E-Governance E-Administration Tele-Medicine

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Apoorva Buttan . (2016). Use of icts in application of e-governance in education projects in delhi. International Journal of Communication Development , 6(1), 36-50.

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[1] Books

[2] 1. Abramson A.M., Means E.G.(2001), “e-Government”, Price Waterhouse Coopers endowment for the Business of Government, Rowman& Littlefield Publishers Inc.

[3] 2. Fraga E. (2002), “Trends in e-Government : How to Plan, Design, Secure and Measure e-Government”, Government Management Information Services, Santa Fe, New Mexico

[4] 3. Gupta Piyush, Bagga R.K. (2008), “Compendium of e-Governance: Initiatives in India”, Universities Press (India) Private Limited, Hyderabad, India

[5] 4. Horton W., Horton K.(2003), “E-Learning Tools and Technologies”, Wiley Publishing Inc. New Delhi

[6] 5. J. Satyanarayana (2004),“e-Government: The Science of Possible”, Prentice Hall India Publicationa, New Delhi

[7] 6. Jeffrey Roy, University of Ottawa, (2006) “e-Government in Canada”, University of Ottawa Press, Ottawa

[8] 7. Kolakota Ravi, Winston Andrew B (1999), “Frontiers of ECommerce”, Pearson Education Asia, 3rd Edition, New Delhi, India

[9] 8. Mishra S. S. & Mukherjee A.(2007), “e-Governance in Developing Nations”, The ICFAI University Press, Hyderabad, India

[10] 9. Rajora R. (2002), “Bridging the Digital Divide:Gyandoot- The Model for Community Networks”, Tata McGraw Hill Publications, New Delhi, India

[11] 10. VivekBhardwaj (2006), “A Study of Information & Communication Technology Usage in Indian Schools”, Frank Brothers & Co. Publication Ltd, New Delhi,India

[12] Journals & Magazines

[13] 1. Agrawal R.S.(2009), “e-Governance: Initiatives in India”, Souvenir, 62nd All India Commerce Conference of Indian Commerce Association, MDS University, Ajmer, India

[14] 2. Fong B., Hong G.Y., Fong A.C.M.(2003), “A Framework for Technological Management in e-Business Deployment”, International Journal of the Computer, The Internet and Management, Vol. 11, No.3, Page No. 63-71

[15] 3. Geetika, N. Pandey, “National e-Governance Plan Revisited: Achievments and Road Ahed”, Journal on Foundation of e Governance, Page No. 87-93

[16] 4. KayandePatil G.V., PatilRakesh, Waje P.,(2010) “Roles & Responsibilities to implement e-District Project under e Governance”, Recent Trends in Computer Application, Educational Publisher & Distributors, Aurangabad, India. ISBN-978-81-906858- 4-9.

[17] 5. Mitra A (2005), “Direction of Electronic Governance Initiatives 3 within two Worlds: Case for a shift in emphasis”, Electronic Government, Vol. 2, No.1, page 26-40.