Teaching Experience
Where theory meets practice
For more than 15 years, I have dedicated my career to teaching and education across multiple levels, from primary and secondary education to university teaching and teacher training. My journey has taken me through both in-person and virtual classrooms, allowing me to explore different methodologies, instructional strategies, and ways to engage learners in diverse educational contexts.
In this section, you will find selected moments from my virtual classes, offering a glimpse into my teaching style and the strategies I implement to create dynamic, meaningful learning experiences. Whether in traditional classrooms or online learning environments, my goal has always been to foster critical thinking, creativity, and active participation among students.
Teacher Training for ICT School Leaders – Río Negro Certification Program
As part of the Technical-Pedagogical Certification for ICT School Leaders in Río Negro, Argentina, I was responsible for designing and teaching three key courses: "Pedagogy," "Education and ICT," and "Educational Projects with ICT." This certification program was specifically designed to support the role of ICT leaders within educational institutions, providing them with the knowledge and tools needed to enhance digital integration in schools. The program reached approximately 350 ICT leaders across the province.
To ensure a comprehensive and engaging learning experience, the courses were structured as a blended learning program, combining live Zoom sessions with theoretical content, instructional materials, and additional resources available on the virtual learning platform. This approach allowed participants to engage both synchronously and asynchronously, reinforcing key concepts through discussions, readings, and applied activities.
For the design and delivery of the courses, I led and coordinated a team of four pedagogical tutors, who played a crucial role in supporting participants, facilitating discussions, and providing personalized feedback.
By clicking on each button, you can access the recorded sessions of each course, gaining insights into the course dynamics and instructional strategies used. Please note that all sessions were conducted in Spanish.
Teaching in Higher Education – Digital Culture and Knowledge Production at UNAHUR
As part of my work in higher education, I was a faculty member for the course "New Environments and Languages: Knowledge Production in Digital Culture" at the National University of Hurlingham (UNAHUR) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I taught this course to a class of 150 students, delivering sessions over two different semesters.
The course focused on digital literacy, digital resources, and digital citizenship, providing students with the necessary tools to navigate, analyze, and critically engage with digital environments. In addition to the weekly synchronous classes, the program included a virtual learning space where students accessed theoretical materials, interactive resources, and additional content to support their learning process.
By clicking on the following button, you can access recordings of selected classes from this course.