Potential Abstract:
Personalized learning has gained significant attention in the field of education as a means to promote individualized and meaningful educational experiences. However, the integration of personalized learning within the context of Web3 technologies has not been sufficiently explored. This research article aims to examine the role of aesthetics in personalized postcolonial educational experiences within the Web3 environment.
By drawing on postcolonial theory, this study explores the complexities of educational settings that encompass diverse cultural backgrounds and power dynamics. It examines the ways in which aesthetic elements, such as visual design, user interface, and content presentation, influence personalized learning experiences in a Web3 context. The study adopts a qualitative research design, combining document analysis, interviews, and observations to gather data from educators, learners, and educational platform developers.
The findings from this study highlight the importance of nuance in the design and implementation of personalized learning experiences. Through examining the interplay between aesthetics, personalization, and postcolonial perspectives, this research aims to shed light on the potential of Web3 technologies to disrupt traditional educational structures and empower marginalized voices.
This research contributes to the growing body of literature on personalized learning by exploring the unique affordances and challenges that arise within the Web3 context. By examining the intersection of aesthetics, personalization, and postcolonial perspectives, this study aims to inform educational stakeholders, policymakers, and technology developers on the potential implications of personalized learning in diverse educational environments.
Potential References:
- An aesthetic education in the era of globalization
- Muhammad Iqbal: Islam, aesthetics and postcolonialism
- Miracles are happening: Beyond the rhetoric of transformation in the Western traditions of drama education
- The aesthetics of white racism in pre‐service teacher education: A critical race theory perspective
- Postcolonial artists and global aesthetics
