9. Ensure the interconnection and interoperability of telecommunications networks and access to elements of essential telecommunications networks and facilities necessary to promote the provision and marketing of services, content and applications using information and communication technologies. Article 1 Purpose. This law establishes the general framework for the formulation of public policies governing the information and communication technology sector, its general order, the competitive system, the protection of users, as well as the coverage, quality of services, promotion of investment in the sector and the development of these technologies. the effective use of radio networks and frequencies and the powers of the State with regard to the planning, management, adequate and efficient management of resources, their regulation, control and monitoring, and the facilitation of free access to the information society without discrimination against the inhabitants of the national territory. Paragraph. The national government regulates what is relevant for the achievement of the above-mentioned objectives, taking into account the needs of the population and advances in information and communication technologies, as well as the level of development of the information society in the country, taking into account the participation of all actors in the process. especially for users. The radio service shall be excluded from the application of paragraphs 4 and 9 of this Article. The main advantages and disadvantages of integrating ICT in education, for both students and teachers. 4.
Protection of users` rights. The State shall ensure the adequate protection of the rights of users of information and communication technologies, as well as the enforcement of the rights and obligations arising from habeas data associated with the provision of the service. To that end, service providers and/or direct operators shall provide their services at market prices and at reasonable utility, at the quality levels indicated in the enabling securities or, failing that, within the ranges certified by the competent and appropriate bodies in this field and with clear, transparent and necessary information, truthful and prior; At the same time and in a timely manner, users can make their decisions. 2. Promote access to information and communication technologies with the ultimate objective of universal service. 7. Ensure the proper use of radio spectrum and its reorganisation, while respecting the principle of investment protection associated with the use of spectrum. Providers of telecommunications networks and services are legally and economically liable for damage to infrastructure. Article 2 Guiding principles. Research, promotion, promotion and development of information and communication technologies is a State policy involving all sectors and levels of public administration and society in order to contribute to educational, cultural, economic, social and political development and to increase productivity, competitiveness, respect for inherent human rights and social inclusion. 1.
Priority is given to access to and use of information and communication technologies. The State and, in general, all actors in the information and communication technology sector must cooperate within the framework of their obligations to give priority to access to and use of information and communication technologies in the production of goods and services under non-discriminatory conditions of connectivity. Education, content and competitiveness. Article 5. Units of the national and territorial order and information and communication technologies, ICT. Entities of the national and territorial order will promote, coordinate and implement plans, programmes and projects aimed at ensuring access to and use of information and communication technologies for the population, enterprises and public institutions. To this end, these authorities encourage the development of infrastructure, content and applications, as well as the strategic location of terminals and equipment that will effectively enable citizens to access technological applications that will benefit citizens, in particular vulnerable and marginalised areas of the country. Among the many benefits for students, we can highlight: 8. Promote the expansion of the service`s coverage. 2. Free competition. The State will promote free and fair competition scenarios that promote current and future investments in the ICT sector and allow competition in the market in compliance with competition rules, market prices and a level playing field.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the State shall not impose any other conditions or privileges in favour of competitors in situations similar to those of others and shall promote healthy competition. Partially regulated by National Decree 2693 of 2012 3. Efficient use of scarce infrastructure and resources. The State shall encourage the development and efficient use of infrastructure for the provision of telecommunications networks and the services that may be provided therein and shall encourage the optimal use of limited resources with a view to creating competition, quality and efficiency for the benefit of users, provided that such infrastructure is remunerated at the opportunity price; is technically feasible, does not affect the quality of the services provided by the network owner to its users and third parties, does not affect the provision of its own services and has sufficient infrastructure, taking into account technical feasibility and remuneration, at an efficient cost of access to that infrastructure. To this end, the national and territorial authorities are required, within the limits of their competences, to take all necessary measures to facilitate and ensure the development of the necessary infrastructure, establishing the necessary guarantees and measures to contribute to the prevention, maintenance and conservation of the public heritage and the general interest. In its articles 14 to 20, there are guidelines for educational communities to apply in the construction of their MYP the principles of the Constitution and the legal order. But there are also disadvantages for students. Among them, we can mention: information and communication technologies must serve the general interest, and it is the duty of the State to promote their effective access and equal opportunities for all residents of the national territory. 12.
Promote and promote the development of the information and communication technology sector in order to contribute to economic growth, competitiveness, job creation and exports. 6. The aim is to ensure the development and efficient use of infrastructure, as well as equal opportunities for access to scarce resources, expansion and coverage, for hard-to-reach areas, in particular for the benefit of vulnerable populations. 5. Promote and guarantee free and fair competition and prevent abuses of dominant positions and cartels. 13. Promote the construction, operation and maintenance of information and communication technology infrastructure to protect the environment and public health. One of the disadvantages for teachers would stand out: 11. Promotion of computer security and networks for the development of information and communication technologies. 3. Promote the development of content and applications, the provision of services using information and communication technologies and the massive glorification of online government services.
In summary, this decree regulates Law 115 of 1,994 from an educational and organizational point of view. 8. Massification of government on the Internet. In order to achieve the provision of efficient services to citizens, public authorities must take all necessary measures to ensure the widest possible use of information and communication technologies in the development of their functions.
