Sustainable Education in Smart Cities

Artificial intelligence offers new teaching and learning solutions that are widely used in education. New technologies have experienced a major transformation over the past decades. They also bring with them a wealth of opportunities. The emergence of new technologies brings the acquisition of knowledge closer to learners. Of course, in addition to innovation, it also brings challenges. The current generation of learners is characterised by a higher level of expectation to use digital tools. The question arises as to what level of technical, scientific, communication and information processing skills they need to achieve this, and what further steps are needed to develop them

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  Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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  DOI 10.7906/indecs.23.3.1
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