Digital Learning Ecologies in a Time of COVID-19
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a health alert around the world, but it has also generated an educational emergency when school and university classrooms have been forced to close due to confinement in different countries. Beyond the social problems that this isolation has caused, families, students and teachers have been compelled to seek solutions to ensure the continuity of their teaching and learning processes…
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