Information Technology · Class 11 Commerce
Ch 4IT Applications — Class 11 Information Technology, concept-first.
So far in your Information Technology course you have studied how a computer system is built, how it is programmed, and how data is organised and managed in a database.
Key concepts
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E-Governance — Meaning and Concept
E-Governance is the use of information and communication technology (ICT) by the government to deliver services, share information and carry out its functions in a fast, transparent, accountable and citizen-friendly way…
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Overview
So far in your Information Technology course you have studied how a computer system is built, how it is programmed, and how data is organised and managed in a database.
E-Governance — Meaning and Concept
What e-Governance means. E-Governance (electronic governance) is the use of information and communication technology (ICT) — computers, the internet, mobile phones and networks — by the government to…
Types (Interaction Models) of E-Governance — G2C, G2B, G2G and G2E
E-Governance is usually classified by who interacts with whom — that is, by the two parties on either side of the electronic exchange.
Benefits of E-Governance and E-Governance Initiatives in India
Benefits of e-Governance. Delivering governance electronically brings real advantages to citizens, to businesses and to the administration itself:
E-Learning — Meaning and Concept
What e-Learning means. E-Learning (electronic learning) is learning that is delivered, supported or enhanced through information and communication technology — chiefly computers, the internet, mobile…
Types, Modes and Tools of E-Learning
Types and modes of e-Learning. E-Learning is most commonly classified by when the teaching and learning happen in relation to each other — that is, whether teacher and learner are active at the same m…
Advantages and Limitations of E-Learning
E-Learning has grown rapidly, but a good student should be able to weigh both what it does well and where it falls short, rather than praising it uncritically.
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- Q1The use of information and communication technology by the government to deliver its services and information to citizens in a fast and tran…Free
- Q2Filing of Goods and Services Tax (GST) returns online by a trading firm on a government portal is an example of which type of e-Governance?…Free
- Q3In which mode of e-Learning do the teacher and the learner interact at the same time in real time, even though they are in different places?…Preview
- Q4Which of the following is a limitation of e-Learning? (a) Flexibility of time and place (b) Wider access to learners in remote areas (c) Dep…Preview
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- Q9Explain the main types of e-Governance (G2C, G2B, G2G and G2E) with suitable examples of each.Free
- Q10What is e-Learning? Discuss its advantages and limitations.Free
- Q11Describe the various e-Governance initiatives taken in India to bring public services online.Preview
- Q12Explain the different tools and technologies used in e-Learning.Preview