Ict vs it

Answer 1

Pelgrum and Law (2003) state that near the end of the 1980s, the term 'computers' was replaced by 'IT' (information technology) signifying a shift of focus from computing technology to the capacity to store and retrieve information. This was followed by the introduction of the term 'ICT' (information and communication technology) around 1992, when e-mail started to become available to the general public (Pelgrum, W.J., Law, N., 2003). According to a United Nations report (1999)1 ICTs cover internet service provision, telecommunications equipment and services, information technology equipment and services, media and broadcasting, libraries and documentation centres, commercial information providers, network-based information services, and other related information and communication activities.

Answer 2

When written with an apostrophe, the word it's is short for "it is". An example of correct usage would be to say "It's a particularly bright and sunny day today."When there is no apostrophe, its is a possessive pronoun, and used to indicate something that belongs to it, such as "The tre has spread its roots right underneath the foundations of the house."

Answer 3

It's mean it is but its doesnt