Program 2025

ICS Conference 2025

The Second Edition of the ICS exchange conference foresees six special tracks that cover different topics of the overlapping between inclusion, communication and social engagement.

Day 01 / June 05, 2025

Foggia, Department of Humanities
Via Arpi 176, Room 1 / Room 4 / Room 5

09:00 am / 09:50 am
Department of Humanities
Via Arpi, 176
Registration

Registration of participants

10:00 am / 10:30 am
Room 1 | Via Arpi, 176
Welcome and Institutional Greetings
  • Prof. Lorenzo Lo Muzio, Rector of the University of Foggia
  • Dott. Maria Aida Episcopo, Mayor of Foggia
  • Dott. Simona Mendolicchio, Councillor for Welfare of Foggia
  • Prof. Barbara De Serio, Director of the Department of Humanities of the University of Foggia
  • Prof. Giusi Antonia Toto, Full Professor of Teaching and Special Pedagogy at the University of Foggia
  • Prof. Giorgio Mori, Teaching Delegate of the University of Foggia
  • Prof. Luigi Traetta, Associate Professor of Teaching and Special Pedagogy at the University of Foggia
  • Dott. Franco Brunetti, President of the Manfredonia Naval League

Chaired by: tba

  ITALIAN SESSION

10:30 am / 11:15 am
Room 1 | Via Arpi, 176
1st Keynote Speech

Prof. Pierpaolo Limone, Rector of the Pegaso University

Chaired by: tba

11:15 am / 11:45 am
Break
11:45 am / 01:00 pm
Room 1 | Via Arpi, 176
2nd Keynote Speech

Prof. Massimiliano Naldini, INDIRE Technical Collaborator

Chaired by: tba

01:00 pm / 02:30 pm
Lunch
P. S.
02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
Room 4 | Via Arpi, 176
Room 5 | Via Arpi, 176
PARALLEL SESSIONS
  • Education and Psychology Session
    Chairs: Guendalina Peconio and Salvatore Iuso
  • Inclusion Session
    Chairs: Luigi Traetta and Giusi Antonia Toto
02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
Room 4 | Via Arpi, 176
Education and Psychology Session

Chairs: Guendalina Peconio and Salvatore Iuso

  1. Giusi Antonia Toto, Guendalina Peconio and Alessandro De Santis, Relationship between IQ and Emotion Recognition Ability: A Correlational Investigation
  2. Nadia Carlomagno, Arianna Ricciardi and Valeria Vadalà, Embodied Education: Embodied Presence and Emotional Awareness in Teacher Training
  3. Charlotte Kohlloffel, AI tools for inclusive writing instruction: Considerations and cautions
  4. Gemmalyn Calvo, Home Involvement in Enhancing Early Elementary Reading Skills: A Focus on Fluency, Comprehension, and Vocabulary
  5. Guendalina Peconio, Lucia Melchiorre and Luca Picciuto, Outdoor Education in Inner Areas: an action-research project for teaching innovation
  6. Domenico Gabriele Nuzzolese, The Digital Divide in Education: A critical analysis from a constitutional perspective
  7. Valentina Berardinetti, Seeing, exploring, learning: visual and experiential approaches in museum education
  8. Nidhi Oswal, The impact of educator perceptions and academic advisor role in the achievement of learning outcomes for students of determination in higher education - A case study
  9. Maria Carmina Sgambato, Oriana Milanese and Ariana Mrejeru, Paving the Way to Success: School Climate and Students’ Aspirations
  10. Guendalina Peconio, School Dropout and INVALSI results: a mapping of the Inner Areas of Apulia
02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
Room 5 | Via Arpi, 176
Inclusion Session

Chairs: Luigi Traetta and Giusi Antonia Toto

  1. Redouane El Yousfi, Digital Inclusion in Education: Bridging Gaps for Equitable Learning
  2. Marco di Furia, Martina Rossi, Anna Teresa Musicco and Giusi Antonia Toto, Game-Based Strategies for Special Pedagogy in Primary School: A Systematic Review
  3. Martina Rossi, Shaping inclusive education through Virtual Reality: opportunities and challenges
  4. Luca Ballestra Caffaratti, Alessandro Monchietto and Alessandro Zanzo, Artificial Intelligence in Education: exploring inclusive use with teachers and educators
  5. Dalila Maria Ciciriello and Maria Erica Lacerenza, Empowerment, Autonomy, and Inclusion: Educational and Psychoeducational Pathways for People with Autism with Support from VVAs
  6. Lucia Melchiorre and Giusi Antonia Toto, Inclusion, education and independent living: perspectives on After Us and the Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities
  7. Veronica Punzo and Daniela Rotelli, Empowering AI Literacy: Mapping Teacher Needs for AI Integration in Special Education
  8. Marina Buzzi, Barbara Leporini, Angelica Lo Duca, Veronica Punzo and Daniela Rotelli, Inclusive Data Literacy for BVI Students
  9. Winiswa Mavutha, The Utilization of Augmented Reality in the Curriculum Development for Students with Dyscalculia ad Dyslexia in Applied Science Education
  10. Rita Carmela Fabiola Imperatrice, Roberta Baldini and Giusi Antonia Toto, Virtual reality and empathy: experiencing intercultural immersion
05:00 pm / 05:30 pm
Room 1 | Via Arpi, 176
3rd Keynote Speech

Prof. Daniel Mara, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu

05:30 pm
Wrap-up

Day 02 / June 06, 2025

Manfredonia, Palazzo dei Celestini
Corso Manfredi 22

08:45 am
Foggia > Manfredonia
Transfer from Foggia to Manfredonia

Free transfer from Foggia bus station (on request).
Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Foggia

09:45 am / 10:15 am
Palazzo dei Celestini
Institutional greetings
  • Dott. Domenico La Marca, Mayor of Manfredonia
  • Dott. Cecilia Simone, Deputy Mayor of Manfredonia
  • Dott. Anna Ciuffreda, Director of the city library “Palazzo dei Celestini”
  • Dott. Franco Brunetti, President of the Manfredonia Naval League
10:15 am / 11:00 am
Palazzo dei Celestini
4th Keynote Speech

Prof. Roxana Morduchowicz, UNESCO Consultant

11:00 am / 11:45 am
Break
11:45 am / 12:30 pm
Palazzo dei Celestini
5th Keynote Speech

Giuseppe Alessio Nuzzo, Filmmaker

12:30 pm / 02:30 pm
Lunch Buffet
P. S.
02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS
  • Learning and Technologies Session
    Chaired by: Antonio Marzano

  • Communication and Social Engagement Session

    Chaired by: Paolo Barabanti and Marco Cipolloni

02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
Palazzo dei Celestini
Learning and Technologies Session

Chaired by: Antonio Marzano

  1. Domenico Lorusso, Teaching literature in the digital age: the role of BookTok and emotions in increasing reading
  2. Irene Massaro, Francesco Saverio Tortoriello and Ilaria Veronesi, Artificial Intelligence in mathematics education to improve critical thinking and problem-solving
  3. Rita De Castris, Francesco Saverio Tortoriello and Ilaria Veronesi, Exploring the integration of Mathematics and Music within the STEAM Framework: Insights from the Medieval Quadrivium
  4. Serena Greco and Giuseppina Rita Jose Mangione, Empowering Educational Leadership: School Principals' Engagement in the 'Classi in Rete' Project
  5. Nicla Palladino, Fabio Pasticci and Ilaria Veronesi, Virtual Napier Bones: Technological Semiotic Mediators
  6. Gianfranco Rubino, Teaching Ecoliteracy with AI: the Role of Teachers in a New EcoAI Framework
  7. Dario Lombardi, Enhancing Teaching Practices: Integrating Serious Games and ChatGPT in Teacher Training
  8. Antonino Tarantino, Francesco Antonio Santangelo and Giusi Antonia Toto, Serious Games, COTS Games, and Gamification: Transforming Learning Through Play
  9. Rita Carmela Fabiola Imperatrice, Alice Rizzi, Andreana Lavanga and Giusi Antonia Toto, Empowering inclusion and gender equality: the role of digital technologies in comprehensive sexuality education
  10. Vincenzo Nunzio Scalcione, Predictive models and learning assessment in school contexts: an experimental approach to linguistic competencies in Primary School
02:30 pm / 05:00 pm
Palazzo dei Celestini
Communication and Social Engagement Session

Chaired by: Paolo Barabanti and Marco Cipolloni
Discussants: Andrea Colamedici and Maura Gancitano

  1. Viviana Vitari, Overlapping hybrid approaches in collaborative workplaces
  2. Ksenia Ilyina and Elvira Sabirova, What should be a website for psychological and pedagogical support for parents and children?
  3. Nadia Di Leo and Michele Ciletti, Graph by graph, bird by bird: Gamified literary data visualizations for Digital Humanities pedagogy
  4. J. Roberto Sánchez Reina and E. Fernanda González Lara, Navigating the infodemic: What can we learn from the COVID-19 crisis?
  5. J. Roberto Sánchez Reina, Beyond Passive Audiences: Children’s Agency in Media Literacy Research
  6. Antonino Tarantino, Alessandro De Santis, Gabriele Mucelli and Giusi Toto, Podcasting and digital literacy didactic methods: a school-based intervention for media literacy improvement
  7. Francesco Pio Savino, Lucia Melchiorre, Domenico Lorusso and Francesca Cangelli, Architectural Barriers and Accessibility: A systematic review
  8. Bhavya Rattan, Decoding Digital Ecology through Social Media Initiatives: A Study of Nayana Premnath’s Instagram
  9. Omar El Otmani, The Role of AI-Driven Digital Communication in Enhancing Social Engagement in Education
  10. Giuseppina Debbi, Generative AI as a Cognitive Extension for Journalists: Navigating Innovation, Integrity, and News Literacies
  11. Elisabeth Ermuliana Kembaren, A bibliometric review of the literature on political communication in Indonesia
05:00 pm / 05:45 pm
Palazzo dei Celestini
6th Keynote Speech

Prof. Isabella Rega, Professor of Digital Media for Social Change at Bournemouth University

05:45 pm
Wrap-up
08:00 pm
Social Dinner

Day 03 / June 07, 2025

Manfredonia, Palazzo dei Celestini
Corso Manfredi 22

09:30 am / 11:00 am
Manfedonia
Social and cultural activity in Manfredonia

Social and cultural activity in Manfredonia

11:00 am
Manfedonia > Foggia
Transfer from Manfredonia to Foggia

Free transfer to Foggia bus station (on request).

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