Information and Communication Technology has transformed education by reshaping how knowledge is created, accessed, delivered, and assessed. ICT includes digital tools such as computers, the internet, mobile devices, learning management systems, multimedia platforms, artificial intelligence applications, and communication networks that enable interactive and flexible learning environments. Its role in education extends beyond simply digitizing traditional content; it encourages innovation in pedagogy, increases accessibility, enhances collaboration, and prepares learners for participation in a digital society. One of the most significant roles of ICT in education is improving access to information and learning resources. Digital libraries, online journals, open educational resources, and video lectures allow students to explore vast amounts of information beyond textbooks. Learners in remote or underserved areas can access high-quality educational content through online platforms, bridging geographical and socio-economic gaps. ICT has made education more inclusive by enabling distance learning and online courses, allowing working professionals, differently-abled learners, and students with personal constraints to continue their education without physical limitations. ICT also supports student-centered and interactive learning approaches. Traditional classrooms often rely on passive learning through lectures, whereas digital tools encourage active participation. Multimedia presentations, virtual simulations, educational games, and interactive quizzes help students understand complex concepts through visual and experiential learning. For example, virtual laboratories allow science students to conduct experiments safely and repeatedly, while simulations in fields such as engineering or medicine provide practical exposure without real-world risks. This interactive engagement increases motivation and enhances knowledge retention. Another important role of ICT is enhancing communication and