“…It considered the development of skills and competences within educational institutions derived from all the other sub-categorisations; for instance, the improvement of e-design, communication and marketing and technical skills for the production, the placement and development of fashion products and of the field (Avella, 2018;Lenoir, 2019;Peppler & Glosson, 2013). Specifically, it discussed the improvement of technologies and methods, such as neuroeducation, which support students' learning process through new methods and strategies such as computer-aided instruction and 3D printing (Cheng, Liu, & Lin, 2015;Choi, 2012;Coelho Lima Júnior & Zuanon, 2019;Kwon, Lee, & Kim, 2017;Wiana, 2018) and it also discussed challenges faced by educators while engaging fashion students in sustainability development and introducing new pedagogical marketing and communication strategies and perspectives (Joyner, Connell, Lang, Ruppert-Stroescu, & LeHew, 2016;Lenoir, 2019).…”