Innovación Educativa 5.0: Transformando La Universidad Del Futuro
Palabras clave:
Innovación Educativa 5.0, inteligencia artificial, educación superior, competencias digitales, transformación universitaria, tecnologías emergentesSinopsis
El libro Innovación Educativa 5.0: Transformando la Universidad del Futuro aborda de manera
integral los procesos de cambio que experimenta la educación superior en el contexto de la
transformación digital y la sociedad del conocimiento. A lo largo de sus capítulos, se analizan
los aportes de la inteligencia artificial, la analítica de datos, las metodologías activas, la
educación híbrida y las tecnologías emergentes como herramientas clave para la innovación
pedagógica y la mejora de la calidad educativa. La obra destaca la importancia de fortalecer
las competencias digitales del profesorado, rediseñar los modelos curriculares y promover
entornos de aprendizaje flexibles, inclusivos y centrados en el estudiante. Asimismo, se
reflexiona sobre los desafíos éticos, sociales y formativos que plantea la Educación 5.0,
posicionando a la universidad como un espacio estratégico para la formación de profesionales
críticos, creativos y comprometidos con el desarrollo sostenible y la transformación social.
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