ICT device definition

ICT device means an assemblage (grouping) of hardware components used/designed for automatic processing and storage of electronic information.

ICT device means any laptops, tablets, telephones, smartphones, desktop computer, console, printer, speaker, camera or other electronic equipment that could be used for the carrying out of Academy business or the Processing or storing of information.

ICT device means an assemblage (grouping) of hardware components used or designed for automatic processing, storage and transfer of electronic information;

Examples of ICT device in a sentence

• If other Internet access outside of class on the College site or at a College‐ related activity is permitted, for example, via a privately‐owned laptop, leased laptop, mobile phone or any other ICT device, it must be in accordance with the cybersafety rules in this agreement.

• Unacceptable use could include acts of a malicious or nuisance nature, invasion of privacy, harassment, bullying, hacking, altering the settings on any ICT device or equipment without authorisation, plagiarism, gaming, impersonation/identity theft, spoofing, gambling, fraud, copyright infringement, or cheating in an examination.

• NOTE FOR CUSTOMIZATION: As above, you may need to customize if there is a type of ICT device that is available locally but not listed as one of the options in this question.

• This situation can be a potential concern for ICT device manufacturers, service providers, and investors in the area.

• Lawal-Adebowale (2012) argues that mobile phones are the most widely used ICT device in Western African rural areas, with 62.9% of farmers in rural Nigeria owning such a device.

• Mobile phones – if alone are not going to solve the whole problem – can work on each of those three problems: improving education, being an accessible ICT device and teaching a language (many m-education VAS work on language teaching).

• For this purpose, any electronic data or files created or modified on behalf of the school on any ICT device, regardless of who owns it, is the property of the school.

• Tests to determine cortisol levels were carried out at room temperature, by applying 60 μl of cortisol standard solutions or saliva samples to the sample well of the ICT device, waiting for 10 minutes and recording results.

• Any student accessing such a network would be committing a gross breach of trust and would no longer be able to use a personal ICT device in the college.

• If other Internet access outside of class on the College site or at a College-related activity is permitted, for example, via a privately-owned laptop, leased laptop, mobile phone or any other ICT device, it must be in accordance with the cybersafety rules in this agreement.

More Definitions of ICT device

ICT device means an assemblage or grouping of technical components designed for automatic processing of electronic information used to communicate and to create, disseminate and manage information;

ICT device means any laptop, tablet, telephone, smartphone, desktop computer, console, printer, speaker, camera, or other electronic equipment that could be used for the carrying out of Academy business or the processing or storing of information, whether owned by the Academy or not.