The meaning of innovative technologies for students and more successful business realization (in print)
Autor(s)
Galina Bogdanova, Vesela Georgieva, Malinka Ivanova, Roumiana IlievaPublished at
ICBTEdinburgh’ 2025, 2025Abstract
This paper examines the possibilities of new technologies to support and facilitate students from higher education in their learning process, as well as to understand the impact of contemporary technologies on their further successful careers. Their role is analyzed and some of the important technological trends, including artificial intelligence, robotic technologies and accessibility technologies, that can support the learning process are discussed. A survey was created to explore the possibilities of the innovative technologies under study. A survey was conducted among students from the Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria, and the results were collected in an online database and analyzed with statistical tools. As a result of the research, a conceptual model for the integration of innovative technologies in higher education in Bulgaria was developed. The benefits of innovative technologies for increasing student engagement and efficiency and providing better prospects for business realization are presented.Keywords
Higher education; Innovative technologies; AI; Robotic technologies; Accessibility technologies; People with disabilitiesAcknowledgement
This work was partially supported by the Bulgarian National Science Fund under Project No. KP-06-Н42/4, 2020, “Digital Accessibility for People with Special Needs: Methodology, Conceptual Models and Innovative Ecosystems” and the project “Modeling and Research of Intelligent Educational Systems and Sensor Networks (ISOSeM)”, grant number KΠ-06-H47/4 from 26 November 2020.Links
https://icbtedinburgh.com/Cite as
Bogdanova, G.; Georgieva, V.; Ivanova, M.; Ilieva, R. (2025). The meaning of innovative technologies for students and more successful business realization, The International Conference on Business and Technology (ICBTEdinburgh’ 2025), 2025 (in print)The publication presents research on the project
