Innovación TIC's

Technological integration

Curriculum development

Teacher training

Student engagement

Autonomy and medieval system

Promotion of merit

Connection between teaching and research

Resistance to change

Lack of resources

Resistance to change

Need for innovation

Increased accessibility

Qualified workforce

Continuous training

Technological availability

Socio-labor conditions

Creating conditions for learning

Implementing technology

Changing organizational structures

Focusing on individual learning

Resistance to change

Lack of funding

Inflexibility in curriculum

Insufficient technology training

Incorporation of new materials

New teaching practices

New beliefs and conceptions

All of the above

Innovation refers to new ideas only

Renewal is the same as innovation

Innovation involves changes that produce improvement

Renewal does not involve any changes

Mobilization

Implementation

Institutionalization

Evaluation

Changes in representation and theories

Introduction of new technologies

Collaboration among professionals

Evaluation practices

Disappearance of conceptual distinctions between distance and face-to-face education

Change in traditional roles of teaching staff

Creation of a collective thinking space

All of the above

Traditional teaching methods

Use of multimedia systems

Distance education

Institutional isolation

Flexibility in teaching structures

Emphasis on emotional skills

Active student involvement

Preparation for a fast-changing world

Guide students in using information resources

Encourage active student participation

Provide feedback on student work

Ensure fluid access to student work

Enhancing student engagement

Reducing educational costs

Improving accessibility

Standardizing curricula

Educational technology

Pedagogical renewal

Institutional change

Student-centered learning

Increased student engagement

Challenges in implementation

The need for teacher training

The role of media in education

The importance of technology

The need for collaboration

The role of individual commitment

The impact of globalization

Strategies for effective communication

The role of technology in education

Facilitating organizational change

Developing learning organizations

Technology's impact on education

Resistance to change

Strategies for implementing technology

The role of leadership in change

By reducing costs

By enhancing learning experiences

By limiting access

By increasing competition

It is a secondary tool for communication

It is the primary means of communication

It has no significant impact

It is only used for administrative purposes

The history of distance education

The benefits of face-to-face learning

The importance of flexibility in learning

The challenges of online education

To enhance traditional teaching methods

To promote distance learning

To integrate technology in education

To reduce the number of students in universities

Increased flexibility for learners

Higher costs for education

Less interaction between students and teachers

Decreased access to education