Learning resources

You can find every learning resource of the congress along this page, from the scientific paper, to the Powerpoint presentation, through the session recording. The distribution follows the same flow that in the live session: Opening, Session 1 (Technology & Learning), Session 2 (Educational Methodology), Session 3 (Policiy Making & Digital Society) and Closing, along with both Keynotes by Prof. Dr. Khoroshilov and Ramírez.


 

Opening: 

Daniel Burgos, General & Scientific Chair (Universidad Internacional de la Rioja / UNESCO)

 

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Keynote speaker:

Alexander Khoroshilov. Head a.i of IITE UNESCO (Moscow) & President of Honorary Commitee of this congress.

“Reaching Targets of Education-2030. UNESCO Approach and IITE Activities”

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Alan Tait, Emeritus Professor of Distance Education and Development, Open University UK, Executive Comittee ICDE “From formal to informal learning: the challenge of the Sustainable Development Goals”

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Guilherme Canela (UNESCO Uruguay) “Desafíos para las políticas públicas de TICs y Educación en América Latina”

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Tatiana Valencia and Sollany Ochoa (OREALC / UNESCO, Colombia) “Marco de Competencias y Estándares TIC desde la Dimensión Pedagógica”

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Session 1: Technology & Learning

Moderator: Carlos Montenegro, Universidad Distrital


Andrés Felipe Rojas Hernández and Nancy Yaneth Gelvez García. Distributed processing using cosine similarity for mapping Big Data in Hadoop

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Abel Suing, Verónica González, Kruzkaya Ordóñez and Patricio Barrazueta. Redesign degree in communication. Case study distance mode. UTPL in Ecuador

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Sandra Merchán Rubiano, Guiovanna Sabogal Alfaro, Leonardo Aguirre León, Daniel Tijo Garavito and Sebastián Valencia Correa. Towards and Integration of B-leaning and Significant Learning: A case study at the Universidad El Bosque

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Sandra Merchán Rubiano and Jorge Alberto Duarte García. Analysis of Data Mining Techniques for Constructing a Predictive Model for Academic Performance

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Juan Isacio Castillo Tello, J. Javier Rainer and Lara Orcos. Virtual forums as a learning method in Industrial Engineering Organization

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Fredys A. Simanca H. y Alexandra Abuchar Porras. Application of a Learning Analytics tools to a Moodle virtual classroom

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Session 2: Educational Methodology

Moderator: Adriana Maritza Montejo. Universidad Cooperativa


Eniel Do Espirito Santo, Ariston De Lima Cardoso, Karina Zanoti Fonseca, Adilson Gomes Dos Santos, Leandro Sodre Barreto y Rafael Moura Mascarenhas. Open Educational Resources: initiatives towards culture implementation at a public university.

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Victor Eduardo Melgarejo and Ariel Rodolfo Rodríguez Hernández. Integral schema for Monitoring and Evaluation of ICT Inclusion, Use and Appropriation in Education

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Fátima Llamas Salguero, Pilar Martín Lobo, Marta Gil Najera and Silvia Pradas Montilla. Study of the attitude os students towards new technological contexts and neuroscience progress

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José Ignacio Palacios Osma, Carlos Enrique Montenegro Marín, Giovanni Piñeros Mora and José Andrés Gamboa Suárez. Learning platform assessment model LMS

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Blanca Tejero and Virginia García Coll. Physical Education in the Age of Digital Technology

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Jaraby Reyna de Thomas, Verónica López-Fernández, Fátima Llamas-Salguero, Pilar Martín Lobo, and Silvia Pradas. Participation and knowledge through Plickers in high school students and its relationship to creativity

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Official presentation of the International Network for Research in Educational Technology & Innovation (eLearning Latam Network)

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Session 3: Policy Making & Digital Society 

Moderator: Rubén González, Director Escuela Superior de Ingeniería y Tecnología, UNIR


Manuel Sánchez Rubio and Germán López Civera Automatic generation of virtual machine for security training

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Patrick “Tod” Colegrove Makerspaces in Libraries: Techonology as Catalyst for Better Learning, Better Teaching

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Román Senderek The systematic implementation of technology enhanced learning for lifelong competence development from a corporate perspective

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Eugenia Ramírez Isaza. Contributions of the Analysis Model as a systematization of the Research Project REDCO, Red de conocimiento, CIER Occidente

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Paulo Alonso Gaona-García, David Martin-Moncunill, Kevin Gordillo and Carlos Enrique Montenegro-Marín Navigation and Visualization of Knowledge Organization Systems using Virtual Reality Glasses: first insights

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Keynote Speaker and Closing

Marisol Ramírez. Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey and President of the Congress International Advisory Board.

“Movimiento educativo abierto: oportunidades para la innovación en la educación superior” 

Closing: Daniel Burgos, President of this Congress

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UNESCO-UNIR ICT & Education Latam Congress 2016, a successful Congress on Education Technology & Innovation with more than a hundred participants worldwide

UNESCO-UNIR ICT & Education Latam Congress 2016 has successfully been developed in terms of participation and scientific outcomes. The Congress gathered more than one hundred researchers who have developed an action plan for Latin America in Educational Technology, Methodology and Policy to maximize the application of ICT and innovation in Education.


 

Researchers, teachers, experts and students from Russia, China, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, Colombia and Spain, have participated in the Congress.

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Alexander Khoroshilov, Director a.i. of UNESCO IITE, stressed the idea that the Educational Technology is essential to achieve the objectives in education that UNESCO 2030 has stablished. “The main goal is to ensure education that offers opportunities for all, that is inclusive, and focus on life-long learning. Something impossible if we do not have the technology on our mindset”.

Marisol Ramirez-Montoya, director of the UNESCO Chair “Open Educational Movement for Latin America”. She stressed that “the specific actions proposed are intended to achieve innovation through the integration of resources, educational methodologies, administrative goals, institutional visions and internationalization on Higher Education “.

Team u2016 at the Madrid, Spain, venue
Team u2016 at the Madrid, Spain, venue

In this line, as pointed out by Daniel Burgos, president of the Congress, Technology and Methodology must go hand in hand. “Only an inclusive approach can allow us to integrate in the official programs what occurs outside the classroom, in order to improve academic outcomes.”

The work of the Congress proposed in this regard: systems for use, recycling and improved Open Education, methodologies that integrate neuroscience and creativity. Also it recommends to research on deep learning, mobile applications for literacy, possibilities of virtual reality and 3D, and cybersecurity.

The u2016 Congress has been organized by UNESCO IITE (Institute for Information and Technology in Education, Moscow, Russia), the Universidad Internacional de la Rioja (UNIR) and the UNESCO Chair on eLearning, at the Vice-chancellorship for Research and Technology (UNIR Research) .

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Proceedings available | UNESCO-UNIR ICT & Education Latam Congress 2016

The Organization Committee has released the congress proceedings to all the public interested in Educational Technology & Innovation and all the participants in the conference. In this document, you will find the main contributions from the researchers and their outcomes on the various topics.


We hope that this document is a start point in the implementation of policies that foster the role of ICT’s and informal learning in the official curriculums worldwide.

Access to the proceedings

Alan Tait

Alan Tait is Professor of Distance Education and Development at the Open University and a Senior Associate with Ranmore. Alan has a long record of professional practice, publication and the support of professional development in distance and e-learning.

Until recently he was Pro-Vice Chancellor for Curriculum and Qualifications and before that Dean of the Faculty of Education and Language Studies. Alan is also a senior member of St Edmunds College, University of Cambridge.

More information about Alan Tair here

u2016. Message from the Congress General Chair

Dear participants,

it is my pleasure to welcome you to this exciting congress, under the patronage and co-organization of UNESCO, thanks to the UNESCO IITE and Prof. Alexander Khoroshilov, the support of ICDE, and the local logistics by Universidad Cooperativa and Universidad Distrital of Colombia. I cannot forget the skilled and efficient work team, in the form of working committees. As it was lately explained, and because of compelling reasons, we moved the organization from a face-to-face framework to an online event. This scheme, however, will not decrease the quality of the contributions or the outcomes. As an open university, Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR) is used to run 90% of their congresses, conferences and workshops online, Worldwide, since 2009, with over 26.000 students, 1.000 professors, and 320 researchers. We are confident that UNESCO-UNIR ICT & Education Latam Congress 2016 will be a success thanks to your active support and the solid approach from all the stakeholders involved

Within the programme, you will find three sessions that cover technology, methodology and policy/society. In addition, a round table with high representatives from UNESCO and ICDE, and the official foundation of the eLearning Latam Network. Furthermore, as opening and closing, our two keynotes (Khoroshilov and Ramírez) will provide us with some hints about education and practical implementation. All in all, an excellent panel to learn, discuss, collaborate and enjoy. I really hope that you actively contribute and share towards a personal and group significant outcome.

A very friendly welcome, on behalf of the organizing team and myself

Daniel Burgos

Congress General & Scientific Chair