6. I find that science and technology, including ICT,
are important tools to achieve the goal of
sustainable development. They enhance people's
capabilities to learn, create and innovate. Hence
they can drive a community towards more self-
reliance.
ปาฐกถาสมเด?จพระเทพรตนราชสดา สยามบรมราชกมาร.,
“ICT as a Tool to Harness Knowledge and
Technology for Sustainable Development” ,
UNCTAD XII, 2008
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อเมรกาเปvนประเทศท!ม
IC ผใชอนเทอรเนoตความเรoวสงมากท!สWด
TOP COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF
WORLD INTERNET BROADBAND SUBSCRIBERS IN 2007
Rank Country or Broadband Broadband Population Source and Date
Region Subscribers Penetration (%) ( 2007 Est. ) of Usage Data
1 United States 66,213,257 21.9 % 301,967,681 OECD - June/07
2 China 48,500,000 3.7 % 1,317,431,495 MII - Sept./06
3 Japan 27,152,349 21.1 % 128,646,345 OEDC - June/07
4 Germany 17,472,000 21.2 % 82,509,367 OECD - June/07
5 Korea, South 14,042,728 27.4 % 51,300,989 OECD - Dec./06
6 United Kingdom 13,957,111 23.1 % 60,363,602 ECTA - Mar./07
7 France 13,677,000 22.3 % 61,350,009 Teleco - Mar/07
8 Italy 9,427,300 15.8 % 59,546,696 ECTA - Mar/07
9 Canada 7,675,533 23.7 % 32,440,970 OECD - Dec/06
10 Spain 7,505,456 16.7 % 45,003,663 CMT - July/07
11 Brazil 6,417,000 3.4 % 186,771,161 Teleco - June/07
12 Netherlands 5,388,000 32.8 % 16,447,682 ECTA - Mar./07
13 Taiwan 4,505,800 19.6 % 23,001,442 ITU - Sept/07
14 Australia 3,939,288 18.8 % 20,984,595 OECD - Sept/06
15 Mexico 3,728,150 3.5 % 106,457,446 OECD - Sept/06
16 Turkey 3,632,700 4.8 % 75,863,600 ECTA - Mar/07
17 Russia 2,900,000 2.0 % 143,406,042 ITU - Sept./07
18 Poland 2,640,000 6.9 % 38,109,499 OECD - Dec./06
19 India 2,520,000 0.2 % 1,129,667,528 TRAI - June/07
20 Sweden 2,478,003 27.2 % 9,107,795 ECTA - March/07
TOP 20 Countries 268,150,077 6.9 % 3,890,377,607 IWS - Nov.14/07
Rest of the World 36,321,302 1.4 % 2,684,288,810 IWS - Nov.14/07
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4.6 % 6,574,666,417 IWS - Nov.14/07
หมายเหต: Broadband - corresponds to fast Internet, and includes several technologies (ADSL, Cable, Dedicated Lines, etc).
ท.-มา: Internet World Stats
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19. T IT กบกจกรรมทางสงคม
IC
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20. CT จานวนผใชโทรศพทเคล!อนท!ในไทย (60 ลานคน)
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มจานวนเกอบเทVากบจานวนประชากรทbงประเทศ
จ$านวนผ/0ใช0บรการและอตราการเตบโตของโทรศพทเคล-อนท.-
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21. ประเทศไทยมแนวโนมจานวนคอมพวเตอร
ICT
และผใชอนเทอรเนoตมากขabน
จานวนคอมพวเตอรในประเทศไทย
จานวนผใชอนเทอรเนoตในประเทศไทย
ท.-มา: ส$านกงานสถตแห1งชาต
หมายเหต: *ข0อม/ลอนเทอรเน?ตส$ารวจ
จากประชากรท.-ม.อายต:งแต1 6 ป8ข;:นไป
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22. ICT จานวนผใชอนเทอรเนoตความเรoวสงเร!มมากขabน
จ$านวนผ/0ใช0อนเทอรเน?ตความเร?วส/งและความเร?วต-$า
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23. CT ครวเรอนนอกเขตเทศบาล
I
ยงมคอมพวเตอร (รอยละ 9) และใชอนเทอรเนoต
(รอยละ 30) ในสดสVวนท!ต!า
ร0อยละของจ$านวนครวเรอนนอกเขตเทศบาลท.-ม.คอมพวเตอรและต1ออนเทอรเน?ต
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24. 10 Global Trends in ICT and Education
Mobile Learning. New advances in hardware and software are making mobile “smart phones” indispensible tools.
Cloud computing. Applications are increasingly moving off of the stand alone desk top computer and increasingly onto
server farms accessible through the Internet.
One-to-One computing. The trend in classrooms around the world is to provide an information appliance to every learner
and create learning environments that assume universal access to the technology.
Ubiquitous learning. With the emergence of increasingly robust connectivity infrastructure and cheaper computers, school
systems around the world are developing the ability to provide learning opportunities to students “anytime, anywhere”.
Gaming. Massively multiplayer and other online game experience is extremely common among young people and that
games offer an opportunity for increased social interaction and civic engagement among youth.
Personalized learning. Education systems are increasingly investigating the use of technology to better understand a
student’s knowledge base from prior learning and to tailor teaching to both address learning gaps as well as learning styles.
Redefinition of learning spaces. The ordered classroom of 30 desks in rows of 5 may quickly become a relic of the
industrial age as schools around the world are re-thinking the most appropriate learning environments to foster collaborative,
cross-disciplinary, students centered learning.
Teacher-generated open content. OECD school systems are increasingly empowering teachers and networks of teachers
to both identify and create the learning resources that they find most effective in the classroom.
Smart portfolio assessment. The collection, management, sorting, and retrieving of data related to learning will help
teachers to better understand learning gaps and customize content and pedagogical approaches.
Teacher managers/mentors. The role of the teacher in the classroom is being transformed from that of the font of
knowledge to an instructional manager helping to guide students through individualized learning pathways, identifying
relevant learning resources, creating collaborative learning opportunities, and providing insight and Future with ICT
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formal class time and outside of the designated 40 minute instruction period.
Source: Robert Hawkins, EduTech. A World Bank Blog on ICT use in Education, 24
http://blogs.worldbank.org/edutech/10-global-trends-in-ict-and-education based on 2010 Horizon Report
33. ป|จจยแหVงความสาเรoจ
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Strong political will
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Strong leadership and governance
structure
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Effective coordinating mechanism across
ministries
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42. การจดอนดบความสามารถในการแขVงขน
ของสถาบนนานาชาตเพ-อพฒนาการจดการ
(International Institute for Management Development : IMD )
ว กร ด น บ วม า าถ กร ขข
ธ า จ อ ด ค า ส ม ร ใน า แ Vง น
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. ม น าง รษ ก
(e n m p rfo a ce
co o ic e rm n )
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. ระส ธ าพ อ าค
(g v rn e t efficie cy
o e mn n )
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. ระส ธ าพ อ าค รก
(b sin ss e
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fra ctu ) ของโครงสร0างพ:นฐาน
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Three Priority Revitalizing Development of
Areas Industry and Local Digital
Communities and Infrastructure
(1) Electronic Gov and Nurturing New
Electronic Local Gov Industries (ultra high-speed
Fields broadband, adoption,
(2) Healthcare and (business process information security,
Health Fields reengineering, digital etc)
(3) Education and content, etc)
Human Resource
Fields
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Future Vision and Goals
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The desire of children to learn and their academic abilities
will be enhanced using methods whose effects are measured
objectively.
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The ability of children to use information will be enhanced.
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Stable and ongoing structures will be established to prevent
the occurrence of mismatches with respect to highly skilled
digital human resources.
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Information education, digital infrastructure, remote
education and so on universities and other educational
institutions will be expanded and improved.
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77. Measures
1) Promote the use of Digital technologies and
information education in classes for each subject
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Raise teaching abilities of teachers using digital
technologies
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Establish structures to support the use of digital
technologies by teachers
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Establish bi-directional easy to understand classes
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Improve and expand the content of information
education
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78. Measures
2) Establish system to secure highly-skilled digital
human resources
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Broad establishment and improvement of practical
educational bases
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Improvement and expansion of national center functions
through collaboration among industry, academia, and
government
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Support for the development of attractive employmeent
and career paths on both supply and user sides of
systems and services using digital technologies
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79. Measures
3) Improve and expand information education and
digital infrastructure in universities and other
educational institutions
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Improve and expand information education and digital
infrastructure concerning models of information
education
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Enhance and use of educational content
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Use of advanced Networks
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80. (รVาง)
ยWทธศาสตร
ICT เพ!อการเรยนรตลอดชวต
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