February 11, 2024SustainabilityOpen Access

Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Education Amidst Digitalisation

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YOYianna OrphanidouUniversity of Nicosia LELeonidas EfthymiouUniversity of Nicosia GPGeorge Panayiotou

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Mixed-methods investigation reveals digital cultural heritage enhances learner resilience and engagement across three European nations, suggesting new hybrid models for sustainable education.

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Digital cultural heritage increases learner resilience and engagement by developing key competences for digital transformation across education systems.
Mixed methods comprising questionnaires and qualitative interviews were conducted across three European Union countries to assess student digital literacy.
Highlights the necessity of an innovative hybrid model under a sustainable education framework to counteract youth dropout rates and cultural disengagement.

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Orphanidou et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7997bb6db64358770a057 https://doi.org/10.3390/su16041540

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Mixed-methods investigation reveals digital cultural heritage enhances learner resilience and engagement across three European nations, suggesting new hybrid models for sustainable education.

Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Education Amidst Digitalisation

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Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Education Amidst Digitalisation

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