CHALLENGES OF ICT FACILITIES IN RURAL
SCHOOLS IN SOUTH AFRICA (KWAZULU
NATAL – IZINGOLWENI)
By
Mr. <Enter your name Here>
Student Number #########
IRM 4729
School of Computing
University Of South Africa (UNISA)
September 2019
, Plagiarism Declaration
I declare that I know that plagiarism is the act of taking the words, ideas and thoughts of others
and passing them off as my own.
I know that it is a form of theft which involves a number of dishonest academic activities.
I declare that this work is of my own.
I have acknowledged in the all the sources that I have used in the bibliography accompanying the
assignment.
I have not directly copied without acknowledging anything from the internet or any other source.
I have indicated every quotation and citation in a footnote or bracket linked to that quotation.
I am fully aware of the UNISA policy on plagiarism and I understand that disciplinary proceedings
can be instituted against me by UNISA should I contravene this policy.
I indicate my understanding and acceptance of this declaration by entering my name hereunder:
Signature of student: _________________ Date: _________________
Name of student:
, Acknowledgement
This project would never have been possible without the support and guidance of various
people at the Izingolweni Village.
Firstly I would like to thank all the learners from all schools in the area participated on this
project, by sharing their views and information
Secondly the teachers by allowing the student to participate on this project.
Last our ward councilor for all the information he provided.
I also wish to convey my special gratitude to my parents; your wise words and strong words of
encouragement have always made me see a wide and well tarmacked road even in places
where the bridges and avenues have been broken.
Thank you and May God add you more respect and a loving heart in the entire time of your
lives.
SCHOOLS IN SOUTH AFRICA (KWAZULU
NATAL – IZINGOLWENI)
By
Mr. <Enter your name Here>
Student Number #########
IRM 4729
School of Computing
University Of South Africa (UNISA)
September 2019
, Plagiarism Declaration
I declare that I know that plagiarism is the act of taking the words, ideas and thoughts of others
and passing them off as my own.
I know that it is a form of theft which involves a number of dishonest academic activities.
I declare that this work is of my own.
I have acknowledged in the all the sources that I have used in the bibliography accompanying the
assignment.
I have not directly copied without acknowledging anything from the internet or any other source.
I have indicated every quotation and citation in a footnote or bracket linked to that quotation.
I am fully aware of the UNISA policy on plagiarism and I understand that disciplinary proceedings
can be instituted against me by UNISA should I contravene this policy.
I indicate my understanding and acceptance of this declaration by entering my name hereunder:
Signature of student: _________________ Date: _________________
Name of student:
, Acknowledgement
This project would never have been possible without the support and guidance of various
people at the Izingolweni Village.
Firstly I would like to thank all the learners from all schools in the area participated on this
project, by sharing their views and information
Secondly the teachers by allowing the student to participate on this project.
Last our ward councilor for all the information he provided.
I also wish to convey my special gratitude to my parents; your wise words and strong words of
encouragement have always made me see a wide and well tarmacked road even in places
where the bridges and avenues have been broken.
Thank you and May God add you more respect and a loving heart in the entire time of your
lives.
