Universal Access to Technology: Central Role of Internet in Education, Our Reflections and Perspectives

Q3 Engineering

IFAC-PapersOnLine Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.ifacol.2024.10.284

Bozenna Pasik Duncan , Ramalatha Marimuthu , Harivardhagini Subhadra , Hamidou Tembine , Prasanta Ghosh , Stephanie M. White , Mei Lin Fung , Brenda O'Neill , John Organ , Mary Doyle-Kent , Iven Mareels , Dominique Duncan Tyrone E. Duncan

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This paper is a consolidated sharing of different types of experiences in using the Internet for specific purposes that include online teaching, meetings, conferences, webinars, developing interactive internet-based sessions and discussion panels, writing e-books or connecting the unconnected. It is written by a diverse group of members of three committees sponsoring this paper: IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS) Technical Committee on Stochastic Systems and Control (SSC), IEEE Society for Social Implications of Technology (SSIT) Technical Activity on Universal Access of Technology (UAT) and IEEE Systems Council Committee on DEI. The paper is presented in the form of the collection of sections ending with open discussion on reflections and perspectives. The contributors represent seven different cultures on four continents. This diverse group of co-authors reflects beautifully and powerfully a multidisciplinary character of control as a field that spans all STEM fields.

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普及技术：互联网在教育中的核心作用，我们的思考与观点

本文件综合分享了为特定目的使用互联网的各类经验，包括在线教学、会议、大会、网络研讨会、开发基于互联网的互动会议和讨论小组、编写电子书或连接未联网者。本论文由三个委员会的不同成员撰写：IEEE 控制系统学会 (CSS) 随机系统与控制技术委员会 (SSC)、IEEE 技术的社会影响学会 (SSIT) 普及技术技术活动 (UAT) 和 IEEE 系统理事会 DEI 委员会。论文以章节集的形式呈现，最后就反思和观点进行了开放式讨论。撰稿人代表了四大洲的七种不同文化。这一多元化的合著者群体完美而有力地反映了控制作为一个跨越所有 STEM 领域的多学科特性。

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