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• TITLE: Diffusion of the Information and Communication Technologies in Education, Perspectives and Limitations

  AUTHORS: Marina Aivazidi, Christos Michalakelis

  KEYWORDS: Information and Communication Technology, Innovation Diffusion, ICT Adoption in Education

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.13 No.7, July 15, 2022

  ABSTRACT: This research study is undertaken in order to explain the unexpectedly slow rate of ICT diffusion in education. Recent and prior research literature for ICT in education has been evaluated to answer the four questions which have been stated by Rogers for the individual users of innovation. Our findings show that despite the obvious benefits of ICT for the potential users in educational contexts, the adoption of ICT requires a deep focus on the teachers’ and students’ needs as well as the barriers toICT diffusion in education. Also, we consider that the relevant research studies confirm the critical role of teachers and students inthe efficient implementation of innovative technological tools in the educational process.