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The Need for Technological Innovations for Indigenous Knowledge Transfer in Culturally Inclusive Education

John Loewen, Kinshuk Kinshuk · 2012

Summary. Indigenous knowledge systems in remote and rural communities face extinction due to colonization and cultural displacement. The paper proposes using information and communications technology to preserve oral and traditional knowledge systems and integrate them into community education. Technological innovation can help gather, store, and retrieve indigenous knowledge to support culturally inclusive education.

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Loewen, J., & Kinshuk, K.. (2012). The Need for Technological Innovations for Indigenous Knowledge Transfer in Culturally Inclusive Education. https://doi.org/10.1109/icalt.2012.153

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DOI
10.1109/icalt.2012.153
Countries
Finland, Canada
Regions
Europe, North America
Categories
indigenous-innovation, education, broadband-and-digital
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2026-04-28