The Evolution of Digitalization and Sports Technologies in The Paralympic Games in The 21st Century

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2026-01-16
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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026): European Journal of Innovation in Nonformal Education
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  • Murotaliyeva Shahlo Turdimuratovna

    Asia International University, Master’s Student
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47134/ejine.v6i1.6789
Keywords:
Paralympic Games, digitalization, sports technologies, innovative development
Abstract
This study aims to analyze the development process of digital and sports technologies applied in the Paralympic Games held in the 21st century. The research is conducted based on a descriptive-analytical review, examining the impact of technological innovations on athletes’ performance, organizational processes, and spectator experience within the Paralympic Games. The findings indicate that technologies play a crucial role in transforming the Paralympic Games into a modern, innovative, and sustainable sports system.
Author Biography
  1. Murotaliyeva Shahlo Turdimuratovna (Asia International University, Master’s Student)
    This study aims to analyze the development process of digital and sports technologies applied in the Paralympic Games held in the 21st century. The research is conducted based on a descriptive-analytical review, examining the impact of technological innovations on athletes’ performance, organizational processes, and spectator experience within the Paralympic Games. The findings indicate that technologies play a crucial role in transforming the Paralympic Games into a modern, innovative, and sustainable sports system.
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