Mobile Devices, M-Learning & Learners With Visual Impairment: Epistemological Trends Analysed Through A Grounded Methodology Literature Review

Simon Hayhoe

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Abstract

This article presents the updating of a grounded methodology literature review on the use of mobile devices by people who are visually impaired. In this article, inclusion in technology is defined and discussed. It is found that little literature is available on the inclusive use of mobile devices and visual impairment, eventhough these technologies are in widespread use by people with visual impairments. The studies that do exist, however, show that the use of mobile technologies has great scope to support people with visual impairment in school and post-compulsory education. The study concludes that more research and more sophisticated models of support with mobile support is needed if people with visual impairments are to be supported most effectively.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 26 Sept 2017
EventInternational Conference of Education and e-Learning: Eel 2017 - Hotel Fort Canning, Singapore, Singapore
Duration: 25 Sept 201726 Sept 2017
Conference number: 7
http://e-learningedu.org/index.html

Conference

ConferenceInternational Conference of Education and e-Learning
Abbreviated titleEel 2017
Country/TerritorySingapore
CitySingapore
Period25/09/1726/09/17
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Keywords

  • Visual impairment
  • Blind
  • M-learning
  • mobile technology

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