Ict as a constructive tool. Picture 3

This image shows a student actively engaging with Microsoft Excel, demonstrating the constructive use of technology in learning. By working with data and charts, the student enhances analytical and digital literacy skills. Excel empowers learners to organize, interpret, and visualize information, promoting hands-on exploration and meaningful problem-solving in a real-world context.


 

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