Opening:

• José Manuel Torralba (Director General de Universidades e Investigación, Comunidad de Madrid)
• Marcos García (Director, MediaLab Prado)
• Gregorio Robles (URJC)
• Carlos Delgado Kloos (Coordinador de eMadrid, U. Carlos III de Madrid)

Delivery of  eMadrid 2016 awards

• Prize for the best final degree project or master work
• Prize for the best doctoral thesis

Invited lecture:

Philipp Schmidt Philipp Schmidt is Director of Learning Innovation at the MIT Media Lab, where he leads the ML Learning initiative, teaches courses, and conducts research on learning communities. He is also a cofounder and board member of Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU), a non-profit organization that provides access to online higher education through public libraries. Philipp served on the founding board of the OpenCourseWare Consortium and co-authored the Cape Town Open Education Declaration. He has received Shuttleworth and Ashoka and MIT Media Lab Director's fellowships.

(MIT Media Lab)

"Decentralized systems of digital credentials - blockchain meets badges."

Coffee break

Invited lecture:

Elisa Martín Garijo Elisa Martín Garijo is director of Technology and Innovation IBM Spain, Portugal, Greece and Israel. Certified as a Senior Architect of Information Systems has the position of Distinguished Engineer and a member of the leadership team of the IBM Academy of Technology. As director of the areas of technology and innovation, its main objective is to stimulate the adoption of smart solutions in Spanish companies and institutions that use technology and innovation as drivers of competitiveness. In this paper, its mission is the transfer of innovative experiences in the area of ​​technology to the companies and society, adding value by connecting customers with IBM Research. In recent years it has been linked to smart cities projects in Madrid, Malaga, in the Metropolitan Area of ​​Barcelona and the University of Cantabria.She is Member of the Board Manager Technology Center of Supercomputing, a research initiative between IBM and the National Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) located in Barcelona and the management team of the Department of Large Systems and Supercomputing created by IBM and Autonomous University of Madrid. As a specialist in systems of large companies, web architectures and application integration,Elisa Martin has participated in the design and implementation of multichannel solutions, Enterprise Architecture and specific systems of development. Previously, he led teams of architecture and technology consulting services IBM Spain. As chief architect, he developed and successfully integrated application system for the Olympic Games in Sydney 2000. He has extensive experience and leadership in the fields of innovation, technology, data management and IT infrastructure, management systems and application development. Elisa participates in research studies internationally and nationally. She holds two patents and has written several collaborations and studies on products and technical processes. As an executive, she is responsible for maintaining the excellence and vitality of the technical community of your organization and the value provided by IBM in generating innovation for customers and society support. She has a degree in mathematics from the Complutense University of Madrid and has over 30 years experience in the sector.

(IBM)

Invited lecture:

Álvaro Sanmartín Cid Álvaro Sanmartín Cid works as Growth Director for Udacity in Europe. Prior to Udacity, he co-founded and led 1 Ed-tech Company (Floqq) and 1 Non profits related to Education (Netday & Thinkids). He is an Electrical Engineer by Politecnica University in Madrid, complementing his studies in UC Berkeley, Harvard University, and 500 Startups, one of the leading Startup Incubators in San Francisco. Alvaro was named as Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum in 2013.

(Udacity)

"Preparing people for Tech Jobs in demand: The "University by Silicon Valley"".

Invited lecture:

Francisco José García Peñalvo Francisco José García Peñalvo is Associate Professor (credited to University Professor), Department of Computer Science and Control in University of Salamanca (USAL), with 2 six-year of researching and 3 five-year of teaching recognized. Since 2006 he is the director of the Research Group Recognized by USAL (and Excellence Group of Castile and Leon) GRIAL (research group InterAction and eLearning). He is director of the Consolidated Research Unit of the Junta de Castilla y Leon (UIC 81). He has been Vice Dean of Innovation and New Technology Faculty of the University of Salamanca between 2004 and 2007 and Vice Chancellor of Technological Innovation of the University between 2007 and 2009, a period in which implemented the Virtual Campus, the Institutional Repository and Repository Scopeo, among other milestones related to innovation. He has been the principal investigator of 13 teaching innovation projects (5 regional and 8 local) and has participated in other 26 (3 Europeans, 4 national, 3 regional and 16 local). He has an active participation in educational innovation related conferences, to highlight just a few of the most relevant, it should be mentioned that he is the president of Congress for Enhancing Technological Ecosystems multiculturality (TEEM), coordinator of the Editorial Committee of the International Conference on Learning, Innovation and competitiveness (CINAIC) and member of the Steering Committee of the International Symposium on Computer Education (SIIE). He has edited special issues in multiple national and international journals indexed in the major benchmarks and is the scientific editor of Education in the Knowledge Society (EKS) and journal Journal of Information Technology Research (JITR). He is currently the Coordinator of the PhD Program in Education in the Knowledge Society of the University of Salamanca, having directed 12 doctoral theses.

(Universidad de Salamanca)

"Aprendizaje informal"

Lightning talks:

• Richard Huguet, Invenio learn.by.doing
• Fernando Trujillo, Conecta 13
• Jose Mª Montoto, Little Smart Planet
• Juan Rubio, Genial.ly
• Juan Jesús Alcolea, Dimetrical.es
• Oscar García-Rama, Supportfactory
• José Manuel de Llano, Bizpills
• Daniel González de Vega, Smartick
• Ricardo Vea, (Smowltech)

Coffee break

Invited lecture:

Virginia Donado Escudero Virginia Donado Escudero is Managing Director of Gamelearn, reporting directly to the CEO. Has over 3 years experience in General Management and management of all areas of the company (Expansion, Marketing, R & D, Purchasing, HR, IT, Legal and Financial). She is specialized in organizing teams and their performance, motivation of teams seeking expansion and sales objectives, launching new projects, managing budgets and financial results. In addition, Virginia has more than 15 years of experience in franchising and management and leadership of sales teams and expansion. Prior to joining Gamelearn, Virginia was CEO and Director General of Restalia group.

(Gamelearn)

"Serious games "made in spain" para los 5 continentes"

Conferences of the winners of the eMadrid 2016 Awards

• Javier Gómez Escribano, best doctoral thesis.
• Héctor Pijeira Díaz, best final degree project.

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Invited lecture:

Caroline Mol Caroline Mol is Senior Partner Manager in edX. She helps our partners take advantage of edX technology and services to create world-class online courses, and encourage the exploration of an emerging form of education for global populations.Learning and technologies, and how these benefit people’s (professional) lives fascinate her. She enjoys working in a fast moving, dynamic and culturally diverse environment where she can combine her people skills with her interest for learning and technologies. She loves to push the human potential and get energized by working with people who have a positive, “getting-things-done” mentality and where innovation and creativity are appreciated. She lived and worked in the Netherlands, India, Italy, France, Guatemala, US and Abu Dhabi. Currently based in Barcelona, Spain.

(edX)

"Reinventing Education: Unbundling Education"

eMadrid roundtable:

• Carlos Delgado Kloos (U. Carlos III de Madrid)
• Pilar Rodríguez (U. Autónoma de Madrid)
• Baltasar Fernández Manjón (U. Complutense de Madrid)
• Sergio Martín (UNED)
• Edmundo Tovar Caro (U. Politécnica de Madrid)
• Gregorio Robles (U. Rey Juan Carlos)

Coffee break

Invited lecture:

Andreia Inamorato dos Santos Andreia Inamorato dos Santos is researcher at the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS) of the European Commission. His research interests are strategies open education in European universities, recognition and validation of non-formal learning and the development of open education policies in European Member States. In the area of ​​OpenEdu Project IPTS-DG EAC (Directorate General for Education and Culture of the European Commission), has co-developed a framework to support European universities for the strategic implementation of open education. She holds a PhD in Educational Technology at the Open University in the UK, where he has also been a researcher at the OpenLearn project, a pioneer in open educational resources (OER) in Europe (2006-2009), as well as the OLnet project (2010-2011) . She was a founder and consultant DigiLearn in Brazil (2011-2013) where he has advised Brazilian universities, businesses and governments in the field of open education. In this period he published a national report on REA in Brasil for UNESCO (2011). He is honorary national coordinator of open education in the Brazilian Association of Distance Education (ABED).

(IPTS)

"El marco Open Edu de Educación Abierta"

Lunch

Invited lecture:

"De educadores a e-teachers. La experiencia pionera del Proyecto europeo ECO"

• Sara Osuna Acedo Sara Osuna Acedo has a PhD in Philosophy and Educational Sciences by UNED since 2004.She is a professor of Communication and Education at UNED and a specialist in digital technologies, education and communication models and virtual teaching. Her research interests are MOOCs, media convergence, digital scenarios, disability, digital learning and social networking.She is currently coordinator of the European project "(ECO) Elearning, Communication and Open-data: Mobile, Ubiquitous Learning Massive" and where participates 23 partners from nine different European countries. From the academic year 2013/14 also takes the position of Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Continuing Education.

• María Fernández Raga María Fernández Raga has a degree in Enviromental Sciences and a degree in Forest Engineering. She did her PhD in Applied Phsisycs at the University of León,and she has 10 years of experience as a professor in University of León and 5 years as a professor tutor in UNED. She belongs to a group of teaching innovation and currently are working on new technologies to bring quality content to a greater number of people with open education.

• Beatriz Sedano Cuevas Beatriz Serrano Cuevas has a degree in Hispanic Philology with a Master in Applied Linguistics Teaching Spanish to foreigners. ELE teacher for 10 years, is currently doing his doctoral thesis in the PhD program of ICT in Education and Language Processing UNED. Her main research interests are the curriculum of courses for specific purposes Spanish, ICT in language teaching and MOOC. She has worked in the ECO project MOOC courses as a facilitator and as e-teacher.

• Patricia C. Mazzucchelli Patricia C. Mazzucchelli is egsentialist and eclectic pedagogue. She is Researcher and explorer of consciousness through neurolinguistic programming, bioenergetics and multiple intelligences. Counseling, therapy and training in institutions without and with non-profit (collective underage/adults at risk of social exclusion). Occupational teacher. Master in "Social Networks and Digital Learning" (UNED).Currently she is coursing a Master in "Biobuilding" (IEBaubiologie-UDL) and developing the paradigm of "Holistic Education Egsencialist" (Education as a process of enculturation vs. human potential) in which the offline and online education reality converge as an indivisible and ubiquitous whole, through the Relationship Technology, Information and Media Education (ICT to TRIC, nominated by the TRICLab Community).

• Vicente Montiel Molina Vicente Montiel Molina is a professional in the IT sector which has oriented its professional profile to teaching and the Social Media world. University expert in eLearning by Universidad Complutense of Madrid; founder of Tabarca Consulting, specializing in Social Media Management consulting; and lecturer at the Open University, University of Malaga and the University of Granada. It is part of ECO project coordinator team and the ESPY project, which is part of the Community Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity.

Lightning talks:

• Félix López Capel (SEK-LAB). Introduction of 8 startups:
  • Becash: Carlos Mateo
  • Homologation Student Services: Enrique Martos
  • Docente.me: José Fernández
  • EscueLab: Cristina Balbás
  • Pentagrom: Lola Garralda
  • Schoolivity: Jorge Guijarro
  • Intoino: Marco Bestonzo
  • CreappCuentos: Avelino Correa

• José Ignacio Huertas (Programamos)

• Gregorio Rosa Palacios (IES Juan Gris, Móstoles)

• Julián Martín (iteNLearning)

Invited lecture:

Natalie Cernecka Natalie Cernecka is Director of Partnerships of OpenClassrooms, the largest vocational edtech platform in Europe. She has an undergraduate degree from University of Latvia and PhD from University of Cambridge. Previously, she worked in higher education, research, and academic management in the UK, France, and Japan.

(OpenClassrooms)

"Unbundling the university degree: experience of OpenClassrooms"

Closing:

• Gregorio Robles (U. Rey Juan Carlos)
• Marcos García (Director, MediaLab Prado)
• Carlos Delgado Kloos (Coordinador de eMadrid, U. Carlos III de Madrid)