The new book “New Technologies in Special and Inclusive Education: Theory, Research, and Teaching Practices” was successfully presented on Saturday, March 14, in Athens.
Professor Simeon Retalis kicked off the event with a keynote speech. This was followed by a lively roundtable discussion about how technology plays a key role in inclusion.
The speakers talked about the importance of technology for inclusion. They focused on practical AI tools, new assessment methods in special education, and how students relate to digital media. They agreed that when used with teaching goals in mind, technology can provide equal learning chances and remove accessibility barriers.
The event wrapped up with comments from the editors, Dr. Panagiotis Kosmas and Dr. Simeon Nikolidakis. They shared details about the book’s structure, which features 26 chapters and 13 complete lesson plans. The discussion covered both the opportunities and challenges of bringing AI and technology into schools today. Attendees left with valuable insights for the future of inclusive education in the 21st century.
