Press room

During the morning session, Dolors Reig, a consultant specialising in introducing social tools in institutions and companies, Marc Alier, lecturer at the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) and collaborator in the Moodle community, and Rubén Díaz, founding member of Zemos98, are to present their proposals for three lines of action.

In the afternoon, a total of fifteen academic experts and researchers, and representatives from the public administration and the world of business are to debate the prospects for Open Social Learning in Spain with the aim of establishing a debate and jointly creating a document reflecting on the subject in question.

List of participants

The experts taking part in this session are David Casacuberta, from the University of Barcelona (UB); Daniel Domínguez, from the Spanish National Distance Education University (UNED); Iolanda García, from the UOC’s eLearn Center; Jesús Martínez, from the Catalan government’s Justice Department; Óscar Martínez, from Trànsit Gestió Cultural; Xavier Mas, from the UOC’s Open Innovation Office; Lluïsa Núñez, from the UB; Ismael Peña, lecturer in the UOC’s Law and Political Sciences Department; Pedro Pernías, from the University of Alicante; Josep Rivera, from the UOC’s Office of Learning Technologies, and Enric Senabre, from Citilab.

This meeting is planned to be the first of a series of debates analysing some of the emerging trends that may be key in the near future in the development of e-learning in Spain.