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                                 Role of ICT in Education Sector 1.1 INTRODUCTION Teachers and students communicate through email or other online media specifically, in relation to assessment, ICT are used to support assessment practice in various ways. Computers can be used as the medium for testing, to score students’ tests using automatic scoring software and as a tool for doing assessment tasks. This phenomenon is considered as a new way of measuring educational outcomes and is well known as technology-based assessment. John and Wheeler (2008) state that because of current advances in ICT, assessment of learning is now experiencing change in ways that have lead it to revision of the methods, rationale and process of testing. In addition, Jonassen et al (2009) point out that the use of technology to support assessment is not only done by converting traditional forms of assessment into a digital format, such as computer-based testing, quizzes or surveys, but it can also be used to

ROLE OF ICT IN TRANSPORTATION   1.1 INTRODUCTION        The progress and inspiration of the private automobile is without parallel. The number of motorized vehicles grew from 75 million to 675 million in the last half of the previous century, with more than four-fifths of these vehicles being used for personal transportation (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, 1996). Towards the end of the previous century 15 members of the European Union experienced substantial growth of car travel as a 40% increase in passenger kilometres (Marshall, Bannister, &McLellan, 1997). The road transport traffic forecast for Europe expect an increase in road traffic of up to 150% by the year 2025 (Bielli, Carotenuto, &Delle, 1998). There should be a proactive aggressive approach in advance planning and implementation of large-scale land transportation measures. A sustainable transport approach is needed throughout the world to bring together traffic congestion problems and socia