Projects
Research Project → Collaborative Network for Research and Development of Videogames in Iberoamerica (VG-COLLAB), 2018 – 2021
Objective: To create a network of academics, researchers and professionals and to promote joint activities for research and knowledge transfer in the field of improvement and development of the video game industry.
Teaching Research Project → Engineering Project 2030, “Doc-Innova”, PUCV Faculty of Engineering
Project titled: “Customer eXperience: designing and evaluating the consumer experience”, 2018.
Objective: To develop a curricular proposal in Consumer Experience.
Research Project → Collaborative Network to support the teaching-learning processes in the area of Human-Computer Interaction at Ibero-American level, HCI-Collab, AUIP, 2016 – 2019
Objective: To structure a curricular proposal in the area of HCI that serves as a model for various institutions at the Ibero-American level that teach these subjects.
Website: https://hci-collab.com
Research Project → Ibero-American network to support the teaching-learning processes of professional competences through ubiquitous and collaborative environments (U-CSCL) – 513RT0481, CYTED, 2013 – 2016
Objective: Creation of a Network of Academics, researchers and professionals with the objective of promoting joint activities for the transfer of knowledge in the field of development of collaborative, personalized and ubiquitous technology.
CYTED Project
Ibero-American Program of Science and Technology for Development.
The CYTED Program is a platform that promotes and supports multilateral cooperation in science and technology, aimed at the transfer of knowledge, experiences, information, results and technologies among the countries of the Ibero-American Region. CYTED is a common instrument of national science and technology systems to foster cooperation in Research and Innovation, and promote technology transfer actions to the business sector and the creation of business incubators in the Ibero-American Region.
CYTED was created in 1984 through an Interinstitutional Framework Agreement signed by 21 Spanish-Portuguese-speaking countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Spain, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela). Since 1995, the CYTED Program has been formally included among the Cooperation Programs of the Ibero-American Summits of Heads of State and Government.
Since its creation, CYTED has financed 504 Thematic Networks and 700 Innovation Projects, with the participation of more than 8,500 301 research groups, and the involvement of more than 28,700 Ibero-American scientists and technologists.
To learn more about the CYTED project: https://www.cyted.org/