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October 11, 2025Education Sciences6 citationsOpen Access

Smart Learning by Design: A Framework for IoT-Driven Adaptive Classrooms and Inclusive Education

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SJSara JayousiPLPaolo LucattiniLPLivia Petti

Key Points

  • The framework aims to enhance engagement and inclusivity in classrooms, particularly for diverse learners.
  • Key evidence suggests sensor-based data collection can optimize classroom conditions and student interactions.
  • Theoretical framework combines real-time monitoring with adaptive teaching methods to support varied learning needs.
  • This approach may enable the creation of responsive learning environments, which proactively address educational barriers.

Abstract

This research presents a novel conceptual framework for inclusive education by integrating Internet of Things (IoT)-driven real-time environmental and behavioral monitoring with adaptive teaching strategies. Unlike traditional methods, our model leverages sensor-based data collection to analyze classroom conditions, teacher mobility, and student interactions, enabling dynamic adjustments that aim to enhance engagement and inclusivity. While the framework is theoretical and has not yet undergone experimental validation, we discuss how optimizing spatial configurations, voice dynamics, and movement patterns could support student participation, particularly for learners with diverse needs. Pilot implementations and empirical testing are planned for future research. By merging data-driven insights with educators’ expertise, our approach offers a scalable vision for creating responsive, inclusive learning environments that proactively address barriers to education.

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Jayousi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ea72339f1bd4df558ced7dhttps://doi.org/10.3390/educsci15101338
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