The Internet as a tool for information and education: The case of Ota community in Nigeria

The Internet as a tool for information and education: The case of Ota community in Nigeria

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One of the best known traditional functions of the mass media is to foster education. The mass media aid both the formal and informal education, ultimate instruments for national development. The Internet has revolutionized communication and consequently, the nature and the structure of education. This study examines the Internet access and usage among residents of Ado-Odo Ota local government...
 
Published at EDULEARN15 Proceedings
Pages 8232-8240
Published in 2015
 
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I. Sobowale, L. Amodu, S. Aririguzoh, T. Ekanem
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