Introducing ICT as a Tool of Reducing Unethical Activities in Bangladeshi Education Domain
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Abstract
Corruption is one of the major problems that we are facing across the world. Education sector of many countries in the world is corrupted, and this corruption is quite high in the third world countries. Corruption gets its hand everywhere - from education ministry of Bangladesh to local primary schools. While figuring-out some types and forms of corruption in Bangladeshi education sector, this paper describes some ways to remove corruption from education sector using Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
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