The NMC has released the Spanish translation of the NMC Horizon Report > 2014 Higher Education Edition, made possible by the Universidad Internacional de la Rioja (UNIR) and sponsored by the UNIR UNESCO Chair on eLearning. As part of the launch, findings from the report will be presented by the translation project leaders at a free, special session at UNIR.
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“There is no doubt that Learning Analytics, in combination with virtual assistants and gamification strategies, are the key pillars of a near breakthrough. The NMC Horizon Report > 2014 Higher Education Edition shows that future tools are already being used and facilitates a personalized approach to every user, citizen, teacher, or student,” said Dr. Daniel Burgos, the Vice Chancellor for Research & Technology at UNIR and the Executive Director of the UNESCO Chair on eLearning. “It is up to all of us to make them worth it and to incorporate them to our daily practice in a useful way.”
“We are honored that UNIR has translated the 2014 report for us,” said Samantha Becker, the Director of the NMC Horizon Project. “Their continued support of the NMC Horizon Project is helping to more broadly disseminate key findings on trends, challenges, and technologies to better inform critical discussions and strategies in Spanish-speaking countries and populations.”
> Download the Spanish Translation (PDF)
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