Towards the configuration of social inclusion and the consolidation of the partnerships along with the virtual education

Authors

  • Beatriz Fainholc

Keywords:

inclusive education, social inclusion, educational equity, social equity, ICT

Abstract

The strong impact the use of IT has caused among the educative sectors, urges to reconsider issues such as inclusion and social equity; mainly on the developing countries. This article analyzes the different approaches regarding this issue with the aim to build a methodology towards the construction of learning networks with the "leaning-teaching" spirit. This way it seems fundamental the social inclusion for human development where IT's are a significant tool in the learning crusade for everyone.

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Special issue (March 2010): Social inclusion and coexistence

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Convivencialidad y equidad

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