Assessment of ICT Integration in Teaching, Learning and Assessment Practices Among Computer Educators in Higher Institutions in The North East Zone, Nigeria

Authors

  • Owamoyo Najeem Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN
  • Yakubu Yussuf Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN
  • Umar Ibrahim Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN

Keywords:

General Studies Entrepreneurship (GSE), Curriculum, Colleges of Education, Borno State, Nigeria

Abstract

This study evaluates the integration of information and communication technology (ICT) tools in enhancing teaching and learning within higher education institutions in northeastern Nigeria. Despite the pervasive influence of ICT across various sectors, its impact on education remains limited. This research specifically assesses how computer educators in the northeastern region integrate ICT facilities to enhance educational outcomes. Employing a survey research design, the study targeted 120 computer educators from three institutions (one private university, one state university, and one federal university). Data were collected through a structured questionnaire and analysed using means, standard deviations, and ANOVA testing at a 0.05 significance level. The findings indicate effective ICT integration for material delivery; however, there is inadequate use for student assessment processes.

Author Biographies

Owamoyo Najeem, Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN

Department of Computer Science,
Federal University of Education,
Zaria

Yakubu Yussuf, Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN

Department of Computer Science,
Centre of Excellence for Technology Enhanced Learning
Federal University of Education,

Umar Ibrahim, Federal University of Education, Zaria, KDSN

Department of Computer Science,
Federal University of Education,
Zaria, Kaduna State
Nigeria

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Published

04-02-2025

How to Cite

Najeem, O., Yakubu , Y., & Umar, I. (2025). Assessment of ICT Integration in Teaching, Learning and Assessment Practices Among Computer Educators in Higher Institutions in The North East Zone, Nigeria. Zaria Journal of Educational Studies (ZAJES), 25(1), 33–41. Retrieved from https://zarjes.com/ZAJES/article/view/1541