Titlebook: Inclusive Digital Education; Linda Daniela Book 2022 Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) 2022 Inclusive digi

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Digital Inclusion During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Austria,including students with special education needs..This chapter reports on a study from the Austrian context. This study aimed to reveal how mechanisms of exclusion were visible during shifting educational processes to a digital mode. The findings were derived from data collected through focus group i

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Integrating Digital Pedagogies in the Era of the Inclusive Education: Needs Analysis and Use Cases for a few hours every day and are separated from their classmates. The study employed non-participatory observation and semi-structured interviews. The study’s findings bring to light misconceptions in teaching methods and entrenched beliefs about the use of technology, highlighting issues related t

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Scales of Inclusion in a Vertically Integrated Program for a Community-Focused Interactive Experienthree different scales of inclusion: within the classroom, within the academy, and within the city. This chapter looks at a VIP curriculum situated within the Interactive Arts and Media Department at Columbia College Chicago to demonstrate these scales. Under the leadership of the department’s publi

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,Higher Education Students’ Training Toward Inclusion; Virtual Reality Introduces Socially Assistivety (VR) technology was proposed and utilized to present robots and introduce analytical methods for their implementation on how to use SAR through detailed scenarios, such as the detailed description of the outlined ARRoW (Assisting Relations Robotic Workfellow) method..This chapter will initially p

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Psychogeography and Digital Technologies: Inclusive Creative Experiences in an Academic Environment their first year was under emergency remote learning because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the students felt detached from the university space and did not feel connected with it. Because of the Greek financial crises and the financial issues raised by the COVID-19 pandemic, many students start

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Breaking the Digital Gender Gap with Inclusive Digital Education,, Industry and Construction (29%) and Computer Science (13.4%)..From this perspective, and taking into account that the future will be technological, failing to act within the framework of equitable and egalitarian education and socialisation will result in a greater gender digital divide and, there