The Educational Intervention in highly diverse social contexts shows the need for improvisation of professionals with high training levels and in many cases a remarkable professional background. This book, entitled: "Accessibility of vulnerability groups: from ICTs to emotions" aims to respond to the situations experienced by professionals and vulnerable groups from a socio-scientific perspective. The publication is made up of nine chapters, of which 8 of them present studies of teaching experiences and one of them a systematic review of the integration of ICTs in education. Therefore, we want to highlight the great professional challenge in these post-pandemic times that consists of ensuring that students are trained in safe contexts to grow safely and creatively
Innovative university practice with digital concept maps
Eloy López Meneses, Carmen Gloria Burgos-Videla, Esteban Vázquez Cano, Esther Fernández Márquez
págs. 11-24
Didactic resources in augmented reality to improve ubiquitous learning
David Blas Padilla, Alicia Jaén Martínez, César Bernal Bravo, Eloy López Meneses
págs. 25-42
Linguistic interference in spanish sign language
Mariano Reyes-Tejedor, Juan Antonio Martínez López, Carlos Moriyón Mojica
págs. 43-58
3d printing experience in times of COVID‐19: helping healthcare professionals
Carlos Hervás-Gómez, Pedro Román Graván, María de los Ángeles Domínguez González, Manuel Reina Parrado
págs. 59-70
Educational workshops for the development of socio‐ emotional competences: a study in contexts of social vulnerability
págs. 71-80
págs. 81-92
págs. 93-114
School coexistence in the digital era: a systematic review
págs. 115-126
Literary connection between artificial intelligence and educational needs and disabilities: a systematic review
Noemí Carmona Serrano, Jesús López Belmonte, Antonio José Moreno Guerrero, Santiago Pozo Sánchez
págs. 127-138
págs. 139-151
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