All this lets us to the closing this long day.
We started around 10 a.m.
in Spain.
Now we are approaching
8 p.m.
on this.
Let's remember that we had 16
co-chairs.
With us are different countries.
They presented what their lines of action are
somewhere in the middle.
Our focus and then obviously others on are.
And how should we better close that with the
honorary president of the chair Lorenzo Garcia?
All right. Here
we have.
Them.
Continue this line.
Lorenzo Garcia, radio there.
We don't need to present him again.
We didn't this morning,
but he has been our director.
For. 20 years now.
He's our honorary chairman.
He holds five honorary scholarship.
The there is a.
He is internationally recognized.
From the.
EDF network
because of the
impact that he has had on the Spanish speaking countries.
In particular, I would simply advise you
to visit this block coast.
You will find his whole vision predictably,
but also on his contributions, which is the most important thing.
Presenter And in this closing, what we want it to be
said is the area is a Spanish speaking scientific journal.
The is.
Also managed by the other two
and that is a very important tool for dissemination.
And support and in the.
Framework of the ASCO Terrace.
So many thanks, Lorenzo.
A Not today.
Thank you.
Chair of the ASCO
Representative of the even ASCO, chair of the UNIV.
And my friend
Arianna.
This morning I couldn't be with you, unfortunately,
but now I have the opportunity and I am delighted.
I am truly delighted because these are
the has been a very successful
and if somebody is to blame of this
success is the one we see on screen.
Dr. Carlos Sanchez over here.
I said it this morning.
Let's not leave it.
Stay as. It is.
We got there at 16, but we may have other
even more out of these 41 that we mentioned.
It should not leave it stay as it is,
because we may generate very interesting sign our case
out of the contributions that you all presented.
We have established new partnerships.
This may lead to
the breaking changes and the future of immigration.
I will not continue speaking of these figures,
I came here to speak about the Red.
Sea emphasis.
On my ceremonies.
I think correctly.
Is. All the rear of the IRA.
American
Journal.
Oh, this is
education on this and segregation
treated by the U.S..
I mean does mean.
And fundamentally for those who are not in knowledge.
With it.
What it presents is the informational dissemination
of all the
advances in learning and teaching
when it comes to online teaching,
an open indication,
in particular when it comes to higher education.
Whatever, saying that, as.
We can see, the footnote has always been
linked to the wet,
because when they command me to
elaborate this network, I realize
that the goals of the school on the goals of this
journal were.
A. Line
that was my view.
Now that the chairwoman and uncle,
as we continue in this spirit.
Now the Journal has a lot of things to offer
from the 45 years
ever since
we started naming it as the original seven are going to be
about American overconfidence.
At the end of the stanza.
And then
the current format is 25 years old.
You get a bit out into.
Say. Moldova up until they get any ideas.
Enough is that number is different.
Editor leaderboard.
But um.
On by a list of illustrious members
that you can take
if you fancy out of them.
Some professors like
professor of the class materials.
Oh yeah,
Salvator
Alves and Grant.
So seven of the participants,
some of the panelists to the session are members of the Journal.
Most of the gardeners delivered these.
I can perhaps for you
to see what their mission is
in the year 2017.
We spoke of the book.
We had to.
Get much more in.
The graphical journals
about it, and I think we were the ones who published that most.
Lately.
You have different issues
of our journal.
Languages, you know, on the left there.
So when we come to the 2019
debates on technology and education,
also social networks in every case in
learning service and digital technologies,
analytics of learning and data based education, as you see,
data leaves lay very close to what we are discussing here
Advanced Technologies to face the challenge of innovative education
in 2022, the education,
artificial and multi-screen dedication.
Also from that year,
my dear friend and result.
I mean this month I spoke of detail horizon
in the future of education for on zero.
Very.
Much read also spoke about its competencies
and methodologies and innovative methodologies for digital education.
It was the first issue of 2023.
The second one was
evidences of their
in educational practices
mediated by digital technologies.
And so you can see the first issue of 2024
is already published
tendencies and digital education.
And it is the first time
that this is published in a bilingual.
Virtual use.
In a bilingual way.
So from now on
it will all be published in Portuguese.
If that is the issue and English, the DML file will be also translated.
Those are the articles that have been
that have been
issued.
I encourage you to check the first one for this has been
the main topic of today's gathering, the new reality of Education.
After the advances of generative life.
As I say, the
good news is that the area has become
a bilingual journal.
You're critical of the new issue.
It's been discussed and should be published by July, but
probably it will come out in April.
Speaks about collaborative learning in digital environments
we are evaluating nowadays,
and there is a series of
studies and collaborations that we are evaluating as well.
We do not have any published articles
because we not experience
an avalanche of
applications.
Just anymore from book other.
Nothing.
We have
called.
The next addition to this,
a new call for papers is open
and as you see, the issue is learning in the digital context.
This will be the next number
corresponds
to well, I must confess that I get a bit lost
with the 21st
number.
January of 2025.
But the course of papers ends in May and let's go
through the topics that we are
with.
We are looking for evidence of learning with.
I never thought.
Evidences of learning achieved via metaverse,
virtual reality, reality and so on.
Beginnings of learning
in quality, collaborative
settings,
socialization and interaction.
It looks as if we were
just copy pasting what we have been discussing today.
As you see, we have to its way.
It closes in around May 2020 for.
You. Based on the content before him.
The deadline is the 1st of June
and this is the call that is available for everyone.
We always make two calls,
one for July, one for November.
Getting it gets difficult to catch up.
Do you think that this
journal
should be called Either American?
It was the sad decision.
I commanded the creation
of this journal,
the hybrid work on
Digital Creation Journal.
And you may ask why I very American team.
Well if we even look this link
we are gathering this
data from January 2022.
She does not look
the visitors that we have
and who is consulted are our journalists.
The 37 countries.
On. Which we have received more than 10,000 visitors.
To each basis.
Then we have helped 26 countries.
Do that meet or must.
Correspond to more than 1000 visits.
Not gives a significant magazine to this year.
But half the most interesting
fact is that out of the 31st
countries, 22 are American.
Or Latino, and.
It lay outside of the African American area.
And then in we see 22 out of 30.
And it should be noted that our interest lies
only in America, even though we publish everything
that might be sent irrespective of the origin of the article,
as long as it is good.
Now you may
ask yourselves why is it interesting to publish?
In recent.
Years we say we were not.
Distributed, that
there is a number of journalists, a number of very good journalists.
If they knew, well.
This is really,
really
impactful.
It's Got Plenty.
Of Merit is our title.
Yet. Of the security of the third out of 74 and
Spain and the 32nd out of 269 worldwide.
There also a one
in the general indication indicator
four out of 74.
Well, if we look at the lobby and now if we follow the Scopus,
we assert that we are also.
Q one the third one from Spain in application
and the number one in computer science.
Now if we consider high score,
we see that we are the seventh percentile
and the sixth in ninth
in computer science, and we are then.
A. Fourth
educational journal
following the sleep metric.
Up in November.
And now in November 2023,
we have a site score of inside of 6.6.
We had 5.3
during last year and this year
we reach 6.6.
So those are the metrics and I think that it is very,
very interesting to publish and read.
Let me finish by indicating that
this is where we
this is our journal.
We are open for contributions
that luck.
And the other thing we're looking at.
Has scored very well according to the different
metrics
we have.
We are. Any
impressive contributors and.
The. Scientists that belong to the different
charities UNESCO that are related to read,
I would say have
very high rather in probability of
being accepted
what I have seen.
And now I if you allow me, I will finish by
congratulating the
co-chair and chairwoman
Alessandra Sylvia or the.
Success. Of this meeting.
And police do.
A good thing.
Don't let it stay as it is that we have gathered
a very important group and we want to keep on growing as well as I do.
Thanks for the invitation.
Is to see you. I mean.
Thank you very much,
Lorenzo, for closing these events.
I also believe that the magazine is
also a very good way of sharing all these art and facts.
When we are achieved,
maybe in the future it will be a name to the international magazine.
I think it is my turn to thank it very quickly.
First of all, all the chairs that decided
to participate in these events, our.
To do that and most.
Colleagues,
these events has been recorded.
So you will be able to go over it again, take notes.
Like I did on this. Score.
Are there anything that you may want to tackle?
Again, thank you to the moderators, to
people that have a lot of responsibility within our chair,
within our institution internationally?
So I'm on this call.
Thank you to Alaska for accompanying.
As with Keith Holmes and the two U.S.
representatives that we have had
live here in the afternoon, thank you
to the technicians, Thank you to
Gutierrez two and eight, Nadya
Suleman, Szabo and his whole team in communication
that has provided the necessary support
also on social media and also the interpreters
that have been interpreting for many hours for the whole day.
This has been a day that was
quite difficult
because it was a hybrid event where different people
from different countries participating different
languages also.
So in a way it was a complex conference, but
now that we arrived to the end of it, I think we achieved it.
We achieved
our goals process.
I slowed and so says now is the time to initiate longer
webinars, international seminars, meetings
where we can dwell with a little bit more detail on different topics
that we have raised here, which is what ASCO is asking from us.
This is why the
the day has brought it.
That's all fog through fog.
That is what those said was start to say all the time.
Says it.
So without further ado, I just wanted to add
that I hope you have a very good Christmas.
And for that.
I hope it provides you with enough energy
to tackle these challenges we have before us.
Thank you very much.