Editorial: Education and learning for inclusive development

Editorial Note: Membranes for Development

Understanding the development of inclusive education system

Inclusive research and inclusive education: why connecting them makes sense for teachers’ and learners’ democratic development of education

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Development of a Secure Cloud Based Learning Environment for Inclusive Practice in Mainstream Education

The use of IT based systems in mainstream education brings a particular focus to bear on security. When these systems involve the use of cloud, the challenge increases exponentially. There are a great many benefits to be gained from cloud use, and therefore, we argue that developing a suitable approach to provide a secure cloud based learning environment, which would be used to facilitate use f...

Links between inclusive education and inclusive research

In recent years, particularly since the Salamanca Statement (UNESCO, 1994), considerable attention has been given to inclusive education. The concept of inclusive research has also emerged (Walmsley and Johnson, 2003). Initially this was associated with people with learning disabilities but now has a wider application. The two concepts have some shared values and the links between inclusive edu...