The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the contents of Korean
language, mathematics, and social textbooks, which are the main subjects of the
revised special education basic curriculum in 2011, are suitable for the development of
learning activities in the form of digital contents. To this end, the 2,239 educational
activities included in the 2011 revised special education basic curriculum elementary
textbook were classified and classified according to the learning module design
concept which is widely used in digital contents development. Respectively. Based on
this, we have proposed the future development of digital textbook suitable for
students with disabilities.
Results of this study are as follows: First, out of the 2,239 educational activities
included in the elementary textbooks, except for the curriculum activities of 198
(8.8%), approximately 91.2% of the learning activities among 2,239 educational
activities were classified into five types of learning modules, Less than 10% of
learning activities were not supported by smart devices. Second, the proportion of
'playback type' was high in Korean language and social studies subjects, and
'selective type' was high in mathematics subjects.
In conclusion, most of the learning activities of the main subject included in the
textbooks of the special education basic education curriculum are suitable for the
development of digital contents form based on the learning module design. and The
proportion of learning modules can vary according to the characteristics of each
subject, It is possible to develop digital contents reflected. To this end, it is required
to establish guidelines for the development of common digital textbooks used by both
students with disabilities and general students, to create a suitable educational
environment for applying digital textbooks, and to build a policy support system.