Deployment of Information Communication Technology (ICT) for Effective Security Management in Nigerian Educational System
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v19i.951Keywords:
Education, Institutions, Insecurity, ICT Facilities, ProblemsAbstract
The educational institutions require various resources for the implementation of their programme. Information communication technology have been adopted as one of such greatest resources for effective school administration, supervision, planning and security. Many developed countries across the world have deployed ICT for school security. However, in Nigeria, with the rate of educational institutions attack by Bandits, insurgents and Boko haram, many scholars have called on the government to deploy ICT for security management in the country especially in the educational institutions. This paper examined the deployment of ICT for effective schools management. ICT facilities that can be deployed and the challenges hindering effective deployment of ICT for effective schools management in Nigeria. The paper concluded that making some recommendations for sustainable ICT deployment for school security management in Nigeria. Secondary data were used to support the various points raised in the paper. The secondary data were sourced from print and online published and unpublished papers.
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