I have taught and still teach (and love teaching) in a classroom. I have been a consultant in school improvement and educational technology programs, hold a Master's degree in Technology in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and an undergraduate degree in Spanish Philology from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. I believe that educational technology can help change and improve the quality of teaching, learning, assessement and administration in schools, some of the most change-resistant organizations in our society. Furthermore, I think learning how to use technology to communicate, research, create, make decisions and ultimately learn continually is critical to the success of any society.

After coordinating one of the strategic lines of action of the Colombian Ministry of Education's Media and Technology in Education Program for two years, I recently accepted the challenge of helping Gimnasio La Montaña, a private bilingual school in Bogotá, by designing and leading the implementation of their first ever educational technology plan. I am the Director of Educational Technlology, in charge of the use of technology to support management, teaching, learning and communication throughout the school.

You can navigate through this site using the top menu to find out more about my interests and work or use the search box if you know what you are looking for. You'll find some samples of my work (not very current, sorry), as well as my two blogs: vitacora, my personal weblog, and edgeek, my blog about educational technology. If you wish to see some pictures, visit my Flickr account. I've also published a couple of my presentations on Google Video, some other things on eSnips and in other publishing/social sites on the web I just can't track. If for some weird reason you wanna check out the stuff I've bookmarked on the web, just visit my shared bookmarks. No, seriously, you might find useful stuff if you share any of my interests and are willing to bear with my chaotic tagging.