Carlos José González Ruiz is a graduate in Pedagogy from the University of La Laguna (ULL) and holds a PhD on the Escuela 2.0 program, funded by the European Union, which examined large-scale classroom digitalization through netbooks and interactive whiteboards. After completing a Master’s in ICT in Education at the University of Salamanca (highest mark in a master’s thesis), he joined EDULLAB (ULL’s Education & New Technologies Lab). He has participated in several national and regional research projects and teaching-innovation initiatives. His research spans all educational stages—from primary and secondary to higher education—with a primary focus on the design and use of digital resources for teaching and learning. Additional interests include technology-enhanced learning, Emergency Remote Teaching and its transition to hybrid/HyFlex models, teachers’ digital competence, continuous assessment and assessment redesign, and the responsible use of AI and learning analytics. He has presented at national and international conferences and published articles and book chapters on educational innovation and ICT integration.
Carlos José González Ruiz is a graduate in Pedagogy from the University of La Laguna (ULL) and holds a PhD on the Escuela 2.0 program, funded by the European Union, which examined large-scale classroom digitalization through netbooks and interactive whiteboards. After completing a Master’s in ICT in Education at the University of Salamanca (highest mark in a master’s thesis), he joined EDULLAB (ULL’s Education & New Technologies Lab). He has participated in several national and regional research projects and teaching-innovation initiatives. His research spans all educational stages—from primary and secondary to higher education—with a primary focus on the design and use of digital resources for teaching and learning. Additional interests include technology-enhanced learning, Emergency Remote Teaching and its transition to hybrid/HyFlex models, teachers’ digital competence, continuous assessment and assessment redesign, and the responsible use of AI and learning analytics. He has presented at national and international conferences and published articles and book chapters on educational innovation and ICT integration.