Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality on Educational Inclusion: A Systematic Review of Technologies Supporting Students with Disabilities
Angelos Chalkiadakis,
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Antonia Seremetaki,
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Athanasia Kanellou
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et al.
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 1223 - 1223
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
The
emergence
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
and
Virtual
Reality
(VR)
technologies
offers
transformative
potential
for
the
advancement
inclusive
education,
particularly
students
with
disabilities.
This
systematic
review
critically
evaluates
current
state
research
to
assess
impact
AI
VR
on
enhancing
educational
accessibility,
personalisation
social
inclusion
in
education.
AI-driven
adaptive
systems
can
dynamically
tailor
learning
experiences
individual
needs,
while
immersive,
multi-sensory
environments
that
promote
experiential
learning.
Despite
these
advances,
also
identifies
significant
challenges,
including
high
cost
implementation,
technical
barriers
limited
teacher
readiness,
which
hinder
widespread
adoption.
Ethical
concerns
such
as
privacy
algorithmic
bias
are
cited
key
areas
need
careful
consideration.
findings
underscore
urgent
further
empirical
explore
long-term
advocate
more
equitable
access
tools
underserved
settings.
Ultimately,
highlights
importance
integrating
part
a
broader
strategy
foster
genuinely
align
goals
Convention
Rights
Persons
Disabilities
(CRPD).
Language: Английский
Tactile Volcano Maps as Resources for an Inclusive Science Education
Communications in computer and information science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 435 - 448
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Assistive Technology and Inclusion of Children with Disabilities in Nigeria
Claret Chinwe Okoye
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African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(3), P. 218 - 228
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Assistive
technology
(AT)
is
increasingly
recognized
as
a
powerful
tool
in
bridging
the
gap,
offering
potential
to
enhance
learning
experience
and
integration
of
children
with
disabilities.
This
paper
examined
role
assistive
enhancing
inclusivity
disabilities
Nigeria.
The
study
adopted
survey
research
design.
To
ensure
efficient
comprehensive
collection
data
for
on
inclusion
Nigeria,
use
digital
online
interviews
questionnaires
was
adopted.
Thematic
analysis
one-sample
t-statistics
used
analyze
set
that
collected
from
sample.
results
demonstrate
how
important
enabling
inclusive
educational
opportunities
by
giving
them
resources
they
require
participate
schooling
actively
engage
process
learning.
Additionally,
it
discovered
challenges
math,
writing,
reading
are
addressed
technology.
It
finally
impairments
who
find
much
easier
learn
independently.
therefore
recommended
widespread
availability
accessibility
Nigerian
schools,
increased
funding
resource
allocation
essential.
government,
collaboration
international
organizations
NGOs,
should
establish
dedicated
funds
purchasing
AT
devices
maintaining
existing
ones.
financial
support
also
cover
costs
training
educators
technical
staff.
Language: Английский
Assistive Technology and Inclusion of Children with Disabilities in Nigeria
Claret Chinwe Okoye
No information about this author
African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(3), P. 218 - 228
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Assistive
technology
(AT)
is
increasingly
recognized
as
a
powerful
tool
in
bridging
the
gap,
offering
potential
to
enhance
learning
experience
and
integration
of
children
with
disabilities.
This
paper
examined
role
assistive
enhancing
inclusivity
disabilities
Nigeria.
The
study
adopted
survey
research
design.
To
ensure
efficient
comprehensive
collection
data
for
on
inclusion
Nigeria,
use
digital
online
interviews
questionnaires
was
adopted.
Thematic
analysis
one-sample
t-statistics
used
analyze
set
that
collected
from
sample.
results
demonstrate
how
important
enabling
inclusive
educational
opportunities
by
giving
them
resources
they
require
participate
schooling
actively
engage
process
learning.
Additionally,
it
discovered
challenges
math,
writing,
reading
are
addressed
technology.
It
finally
impairments
who
find
much
easier
learn
independently.
therefore
recommended
widespread
availability
accessibility
Nigerian
schools,
increased
funding
resource
allocation
essential.
government,
collaboration
international
organizations
NGOs,
should
establish
dedicated
funds
purchasing
AT
devices
maintaining
existing
ones.
financial
support
also
cover
costs
training
educators
technical
staff.
Language: Английский
Integrating ICT to Adopt Online Learning in Teacher Education in Ghana
Benjamin Aidoo,
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Andrew Chebure
No information about this author
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 1313 - 1313
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
ICT
has
opened
opportunities
for
innovations
in
pedagogical
approaches.
Online
learning
is
increasingly
becoming
popular
education
and
attractive
because
of
the
diverse
benefits
not
only
to
educators
students
but
also
institutions.
However,
there
a
continuous
rise
debates
on
teacher
competence
adopting
online
learning.
Critics
argue
that
using
transform
face-to-face
courses
into
brings
issues,
especially
some
educators.
This
study
aimed
investigate
experiences
manage
virtual
course
during
after
COVID-19
pandemic.
A
qualitative
technique
with
semi-structured
interviews
was
used
collect
data
from
six
college
teachers
Ghana
who
had
taught
same
between
2020
2022
academic
years.
The
findings
showed
integration
easily
facilitated
positively
impacted
classroom
practices.
due
insufficient
technical
infrastructural
support
institutions
socio-cultural
perspectives,
exhibit
low
managing
their
teaching
activities
time.
study’s
results
provide
policymakers
unique
insights
better,
sustainable,
equitable
Ghana’s
education.
Language: Английский