Inclusive Digital Education on Open Platforms: A Case Study of the Complexity of the Future of Education

Ramirez-Montoya, Maria-Soledad; Weber, Joanne Catherine; Cox, Glenda; Tenorio-Sepulveda, Gloria-Concepcion

doi:10.1080/07380569.2024.2322164

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“…Similarly, ref. [69] emphasized the importance of open education platforms in addressing similar challenges, providing insights into promoting inclusive digital.…”

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What Is Known about Assistive Technologies in Distance and Digital Education for Learners with Disabilities?

Sánchez,

Reyes-Rojas,

Alé-Silva

2024

Education Sciences

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Distance education and the development of assistive technologies represent a possibility of balancing the access and participation of people with special educational needs in learning experiences and participation in society. This study is aimed at finding out what is known about distance education mediated by assistive technology based on an analysis of the characteristics of scientific production. Through a review of the literature, the sample content is analyzed, culminating in trends that point towards the autonomy and independence of this people, the need for accommodation and accompaniment in a scenario of permanent technological change, initial training and continuing education of inclusive education teachers, as well as collegiate participation between professionals, community, and family in the design of training courses and technologies for people with special needs. The results reveal limited scientific productivity at all educational levels, with greater use of technologies to assist visual and hearing disabilities. The trends emphasize autonomy, Universal Design for Learning, and the challenges of technological adaptation. Findings are discussed and synthesized with the purpose of informing policy makers, researchers, and school communities.

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“…Similarly, ref. [69] emphasized the importance of open education platforms in addressing similar challenges, providing insights into promoting inclusive digital.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%