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  1. Analysing the Relationship Between Teachers’ Digital Technology Integration Profiles and Perceived Digital Competence: Exploring the Quality of Technology Integration in Basic Vocational Education
  2. Competencia digital crítica, educación abierta y agencia para el aprendizaje: análisis web del contexto universitario español
  3. Global Generalizability in Educational Research Syntheses: Insights from a Cross-Sectional Survey
  4. Codes of Ethics for Generative Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: Do They Matter?
  5. Designing for Openness, Critical Digital Competence and Agency: The Development of the CoDiCri ACAD Toolkit
  6. Psychometric properties of the ultra-short measure Utrecht Work Engagement Scale for Students (UWES-3S): Validity and Reliability in the Spanish online university context
  7. Teachers’ digital competence in basic vocational education training in the Basque Autonomous Community: the impact of personal and context-related factors
  8. Mixed-Methods Analysis of SELFIE in Basic Vocational Education and Training: A Triple Case Study.
  9. Digital Competence in Quebec’s Teacher Education Programs: Toward a Critical Perspective
  10. Aventura Química: implementación y evaluación de una estrategia de gamificación en la química universitaria
  11. Evaluación del aprendizaje basado en proyectos STEAM mediado por robótica educativa para el desarrollo de habilidades del siglo XXI
  12. Agencia y aprendizaje en la Educación Superior: una revisión sistemática
  13. PEDAGOGICAL STRATEGIES ON THE USE OF A CO-TEACHING AUDIOVISUAL PLATFORM: PILOTS IN INITIAL TEACHER TRAINING
  14. Evidence syntheses in educational technology research: What is not published in English is not visible? A tertiary mapping review
  15. Edtech ecosystems in education: Catalan educators’ perspectives on digital actors
  16. Instructors' perspectives on personal learning environments in higher education: Unravelling the threads of assemblage, agency, and pedagogic frailty
  17. ¿Todo el alumnado está contento y es productivo? La contribución del capital psicológico académico a la relación entre el engagement del estudiantado y su rendimiento académico en un contexto de aprendizaje universitario en línea
  18. Auditoría tecnoética para el uso sostenible de plataformas digitales en Educación Primaria
  19. Ethical Issues in the Use of Technologies in Education Settings
  20. La evaluación en línea en el punto de mira: Un estudio de caso en la universidad española
  21. Digital educational platforms in primary education: the case of Catalonia
  22. La gestión de datos digitales en la educación primaria catalana: percepciones del profesorado
  23. Methodische Ansätze zu Evidenzsynthesen in der Bildungstechnologie
  24. Relational topologies in the learning activity spaces: operationalising a sociomaterial approach
  25. Editorial del número especial: Prácticas educativas abiertas en educación superior
  26. Developing the DALI Data Literacy Framework for critical citizenry
  27. Diseño y validación de un instrumento para medir las percepciones del profesorado universitario respecto a las TIC
  28. La privacidad de los datos en Tecnología Educativa: resultados de una revisión de alcance
  29. Invisible borders in educational technology research? A comparative analysis
  30. Academic tasks for fostering the PLE in Higher Education: International Insights on Learning Design and Agency
  31. No way back: From naive social media practices to committed approaches
  32. Assessment of students’ agency in Finnish and Spanish university courses: Analysis of measurement invariance
  33. Book review: Digital Agency in Higher Education: Transforming teaching and learning, by Toril Aagaard and Andreas Lund
  34. La revisión sistemática en la investigación en Tecnología Educativa: observaciones y consejos
  35. Correction: What do we want to know about MOOCs? Results from a machine learning approach to a systematic literature mapping review
  36. What do we want to know about MOOCs? Results from a machine learning approach to a systematic literature mapping review
  37. Social media and data privacy in education: an international comparative study of perceptions among pre-service teachers
  38. Technology and educational ‘pivoting’ in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic: A collected commentary
  39. Independently-hosted web publishing
  40. Faculty perceptions, awareness and use of open educational resources for teaching and learning in higher education: a cross-comparative analysis
  41. Competencia digital docente de profesores universitarios en el contexto iberoamericano. Una revisión
  42. Balance between Guidance and Self-Regulated Learning: Teaching and Learning Strategies in Online, Hybrid and Blended Learning in Higher Education
  43. Perspectivas docentes sobre uso y efectividad de recursos TIC para promocionar el aprendizaje colaborativo, la creatividad y el espíritu emprendedor
  44. Research Skills for Information Management: Uses of Mobile Devices in Research Training
  45. Aprendizaje autorregulado y Entornos Personales de Aprendizaje en la formación inicial docente: percepciones del alumnado y propuestas de herramientas y recursos
  46. Correction to: Emergency remote teaching in higher education: mapping the first global online semester
  47. Emergency remote teaching in higher education: mapping the first global online semester
  48. Using concept maps to structure a small-scale literature review: an approach to research-based learning in pre-service teacher education
  49. International Collaboration in the Field of Educational Research: A Delphi Study
  50. Technology-enhanced Learning Design of a Pre-service Teacher Training Course in a Research-based Learning context
  51. Emergency remote teaching in higher education: Mapping the first global online semester (Pre-print)
  52. Editorial del número especial: Codiseño de situaciones educativas enriquecidas con TIC
  53. Technology-enhanced Learning Design of a Pre-service Teacher Training Course in a Research-based Learning context
  54. Applications of Heutagogy in the Educational Use of E-Portfolios
  55. Pre‐service teachers’ perceptions of social media data privacy policies
  56. Reflexive Skills in Teacher Education: A Tweet a Week
  57. Elements of Open Education: An Invitation to Future Research
  58. Research-based learning in education studies: Design inquiry using group e-Portfolios based on blogs
  59. Open educational resources for research training: quality assurance through a collaborative evaluation
  60. Systematic review of research on artificial intelligence applications in higher education – where are the educators?
  61. Scientific Communication between Spanish and English Educational Technology Journals. A Citation Analysis of eight Journals
  62. A Comparative Study of National Infrastructures for Digital (Open) Educational Resources in Higher Education
  63. Reflexiones sobre la integración de Twitter en educación superior a partir de una experiencia educativa con estudiantes de maestro
  64. Metasíntesis cualitativa sobre colaboración científica e identidad digital académica en redes sociales
  65. Information Management Tools for the Development of Self-Regulated Learning Skills in Pre-service Teacher Education
  66. Digital transformation in German higher education: student and teacher perceptions and usage of digital media
  67. Supporting online collaborative design for teacher professional development
  68. Reseña del libro: Prendes, M. P. y Román, M. (Coords.) (2017). Entornos personales de aprendizaje. Una visión actual de cómo aprender con tecnologías. Barcelona: Octaedro
  69. A model of factors affecting learning performance through the use of social media in Malaysian higher education
  70. Las diferentes concepciones de la universidad digital en Iberoamérica
  71. Thematic analysis of the international journal of educational Technology in Higher Education (ETHE) between 2004 and 2017
  72. Instructional strategies and information technologies used for supporting the undergraduate mathematics teaching process: Scoping review protocol
  73. An interdisciplinary approach to the development of professional identity through digital storytelling in health and social care and teacher education
  74. Enhancement Process of Didactic Strategies in a Degree Course for Pre-Service Teachers
  75. Using Twitter in Higher Education in Spain and the USA
  76. Educational Technology trends in the Ibero-American world: 20 years of the Edutec-e journal
  77. The development of the reflective practitioner through digital storytelling
  78. What do U.S. and Spanish pre-service teachers think about educational and professional use of Twitter? A comparative study
  79. From diagrams to self-regulated learning: student teachers’ reflections on the construction of their PLE
  80. Seamless Learning Environments in Higher Education with Mobile Devices and Examples
  81. Use of Evernote for the creation and management of e-portfolios in higher education
  82. Explorando las actitudes y creencias de los estudiantes de educación en relación a los e-portfolios y la tecnología en la educación
  83. Student Teachers’ Attitude towards Twitter for Educational Aims
  84. Enhancing learning with the social media: student teachers’ perceptions on Twitter in a debate activity
  85. Entornos y redes personales de aprendizaje (PLE-PLN) para el aprendizaje colaborativo
  86. A Methodological Strategy focused on the Integration of different Learning Contexts in Higher Education
  87. Estrategias para la adquisición de la competencia informacional en la formación inicial de profesorado de primaria
  88. Research results of two personal learning environments experiments in a higher education institution
  89. Exploring the Possibilities of an Institutional PLE in Higher Education
  90. Student teachers' attitude towards ePortfolios and technology in education
  91. First Steps in the Development of a Model for Integrating Formal and Informal Learning in Virtual Environments
  92. Trajectory of an Institutional PLE in Higher Education Based on an e-Portfolios System
  93. First Steps in the Development of a Model for Integrating Formal and Informal Learning in Virtual Environments