In this first episode of Senza Limits, we explore the ethical responsibilities that come with using technology in today’s classrooms. From student privacy and digital safeguarding to equitable access and inclusive design, this episode unpacks what it really means to lead with care in a digitally connected world.
Drawing on real-world experience and reflections from current research, Adriana invites listeners to rethink how digital literacy isn’t just about tools — but about values, inclusion, and putting children first.
💬 Topics include:
- Ethical considerations in classroom tech
- Digital citizenship and safeguarding
- Equity, access, and SEND implications
- Reflections on leadership and inclusive practice
🎧 Listen in and ask yourself: Are we using technology to include, or exclude?
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