WELCOME TO OUR PROJECT

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 Advances in science have made technology an integral part of everyone's lives, making it essential for future generations to possess digital competencies. 

Teachers must possess information, data, and ICT skills to effectively use technology.

 This project aims to create a safe internet environment for students and improve digital literacy. It also aims to increase children's awareness of online activities, improve education quality, foster collaboration, and enhance professional and personal development. 

The project also aims to develop ICT techniques for teachers to learn digital citizenship and literacy skills.




 Additionally, it ensures the use of information technology tools in school administrators to facilitate administrative work and make it more efficient.

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