“…These results encourage the systematic and extensive adoption of computer-based education in primary, middle and secondary schools with students from all social and economic backgrounds to foster understanding, skills acquisition and self-esteem. In fact, there are evidences that digital technologies can offer valid feedback to push forward the learner (Barana et al, 2021;Fahlgren et al, 2021;Gaona et al, 2018;Hoogland & Tout, 2018); moreover, they can provide realistic data, display tasks and processes using different registers and media, thus making Mathematics more relevant and realistic as well as helping overcoming language barriers (Nortvedt & Buchholtz, 2018;Sangwin, 2015;Stacey & Wiliam, 2013;Yerushalmy et al, 2017). Adopting strategies to foster equity does not imply teaching in the same way to all students, since each individual has different needs (Rohn, 2013): Zhu (2018) suggests pursuing "equitable inequalities" that correspond to the individual characteristics and necessities.…”