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View all- Alier MGarcía-Peñalvo FFonseca D(2021)TEEM 2021 PrefaceNinth International Conference on Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality (TEEM'21)10.1145/3486011.3486409(1-4)Online publication date: 26-Oct-2021
Research frontiers. An AGORA session to tackle current research challenges
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Abstract
The first AGORA of TEEM20' was born with the intent to provide a space and time to discuss ideas, facts, actions, and findings with a wide focus and the intent of fostering future collaborations, and thus expanding the traditional format of discussion of the conference strictly focused on the paper presented. In this second AGORA of the present TEEM21,' we make available another session where we open again the box of interdisciplinary collaboration and co-creation, but in which tech education research itself is taken as the central theme rather than the debate around participants' proposals. The objective of the session is to share the perceptions, ideas, concepts, and tacit facts of what research is today to address the different problems and concerns that surround it, as well as to set space to express how it affects the researchers themselves in an attempt to arise synergies and serendipity that can favor the success of the projects, ideas, and initiatives of the participants themselves.
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