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  • Learning environments - not just smart for some!
    Istenič, Andreja, profesor didaktike ; Kerr, Sharon
    This paper is discussing Universal Curriculum Design in Higher Education for curriculum delivered on and using the facilities of Smart Devices. The case study in Australia (2012-2013) was focused on ... universal design and pedagogical approach involving a literature review and an analysis of the university context with a placement orientation module design in the spirit of inclusive practice for delivery via smart devices. Through legislative requirements the majority of Smart Devices are developed with inbuilt accessibility features. Developing curriculum using Universal Design Principals ensures that students and faculty have the opportunity to maximize the capability and facilities of their Smart Devices. Contemporary working and learning environments depend on ICT integration. Smart environments such as smart phones are facilitating ubiquitous engagement. University education has to prepare graduates to take proactive roles in engaging with ICT providing them with learning environments that both model and demonstrate best practice.
    Vir: Computers helping people with special needs : proceedings : part II (Vol. 8548, 2014, str. 520-527)
    Vrsta gradiva - prispevek na konferenci
    Leto - 2014
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 6681953
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