The concept of constructivism and socio-constructivism is the basic frame of different types of inclusive teaching.
Simultaneously, these concepts are the base of current e-learning technologies. Therefore, integration of elearning/
e-teaching as supported technologies in teaching students with disabilities is useful. Since learning is a
social activity and understanding is socially constructed, e-learning should be designed to promote participation,
allowing all students to take part in all subjects and activities, enhancing cooperative learning, offering powerful
opportunities (Guglielman, 2010). Today, e-education (e-learning/e-teaching is the central part of e-education) of
students with disabilities is already widespread (Barrett, 2011). The most creative e-learning solutions, content and
processes are in this field.