"Learning will follow the Web 2.0 paradigm: instead of being mostly read-only environments, learning will evolve to a more natural participatory process, where the boundaries between content creators and consumers disappear…. It is obvious that in 10 years, we will not speak of 'e-learning' but of 'learning' - ICT's will become ubiquitous and often invisible to end-users. It is remarkable how horrible our current technologies work" W. Haddad, in the book 'Technologies for Education'

Even though sometimes I can really struggle with technology, I am really happy with the opportunity the University is providing us. Education for the last couple of years has not been at the same level society is, falling behind and becoming a less nurturing and motivating instance for our students. The fact that the University is actually showing concern about such topics is a small step of major implication, but that would mean nothing if we do not apply all our knowledge in the classroom. 

I can see within my class great potential, and I would like to invite my classmates to never stop believing in all the wonderful things our students may be able to accomplish, despite the different labels they may receive within their institutions, it is our duty to keep them interested and help them develop in every single way possible.

So thank you Victor, Miguel and Miss Valentina for the time and effort invested to provide us with the necessary tools to carry out this great task ahead of us.