The extent to which universities have embraced technology in service delivery: A comparative study of NUST (zimbabwe) and university of venda (RSA)

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Information and communications technologies (ICT) have greatly impacted the education sector over the years leading to electronic service delivery. Universities all over the world are embracing ICTs especially the Internet, making use of web 2.0 applications, that is, social networks and moving their services from manual based to electronic platforms. The comparative study was done to find out to what extent the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) (Zimbabwe) and the University of Venda (RSA) have embraced ICTs in the conduct of business and how this has impacted on their service delivery. A combination of web content analysis and a comparative study of the web presence of the two universities was done which revealed that the universities are present on some web 2.0 applications though not fully exploiting all the functions. It is recommended that these universities adopt online service delivery to enhance and develop lives of the university community.

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Bruce, K. N., & Baloyi, C. (2018). The extent to which universities have embraced technology in service delivery: A comparative study of NUST (zimbabwe) and university of venda (RSA). World Journal on Educational Technology: Current Issues, 10(1), 01–09. https://doi.org/10.18844/wjet.v10i1.3325

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