Internet of things to protect the environment: a technological transdisciplinary project to develop mathematics with ethical effects

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In a society that has to reconcile two areas which are conceptually very distant from each other, such as interdisciplinarity and specialization, the education for young people is essential to form a thought to understand complexity, thanks also to the stimuli deriving from increasingly powerful and interconnected technological and IT environments. So, it is essential to identify teaching–learning processes and methods that allow students to understand and act adequately with a constantly evolving reality. Transdisciplinary themes can be introduced to enrich the students' curriculum by anchoring them strongly to the wealth of emerging technologies, using their potential and designing educational activities focused on technology and attractive to the various spheres of knowledge. In this paper is presented an experimental activity of designing Smart objects in the Internet of Things conducted with students of the “Mathematical High School” project.

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Tortoriello, F. S., & Veronesi, I. (2021). Internet of things to protect the environment: a technological transdisciplinary project to develop mathematics with ethical effects. Soft Computing, 25(13), 8159–8168. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-021-05737-x

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