An ICT-enabled classroom in a college refers to the integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools and resources to enhance teaching, learning, and overall academic experiences. This includes the use of digital tools, technologies, and media to facilitate and improve educational processes.

Here are the key components and benefits of ICT-enabled classrooms:

Technological Infrastructure:

Smartboards/Interactive Whiteboards: These allow instructors to present lessons interactively, displaying content, videos, and web pages. They can also annotate and draw directly on the board.

Projectors and Screens: Visual presentations (such as PowerPoint slides, videos, or web content) can be projected for larger audiences, enabling better engagement.

Computers and Tablets: Both instructors and students can use personal or shared devices for research, collaboration, and accessing resources.

Internet Connectivity: High-speed internet is crucial for accessing online resources, educational platforms, and cloud storage for materials.

Audio-Visual Tools: Speakers, microphones, and recording devices facilitate clear communication and presentation in larger classrooms or for remote learning.