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Research Lab

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Research Lab

The Research Lab is committed to conducting innovative interdisciplinary research that addresses the most pressing challenges facing education worldwide.

Educational Impact:

  • Address educational challenges through the lens of interdisciplinary research.
  • Generate relevant research results.
  • Create intellectual property conducive to technology transfer and entrepreneurship.
  • Improve student educational experiences and outcomes.

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The Research Lab comprises four research units:

  • Competency-Based Education (CBE): Develop robust approaches and methodologies conducive to the effective implementation of CBE systems.
  • Effective and Engaging Learning Models: Create learning models designed to foster engagement and motivation across diverse learners.
  • Educational Technology: Explore educational technologies to improve learning outcomes and scale solutions that promote inclusivity and diversity in global societies.
  • Policy, Governance, and Systems: Formulate and analyze public policies, regulatory measures, governance frameworks, and best practices to advance systemic change in higher education and lifelong learning.

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Research Lab Projects

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Research Lab

The Research Lab is committed to conducting innovative interdisciplinary research that addresses the most pressing challenges facing education worldwide.

Impacto educativo:

  • Abordar los desafíos educativos a través del lente de la investigación interdisciplinaria.
  • Generar resultados de investigación relevantes.
  • Crear propiedad intelectual propicia para la transferencia de tecnología y el emprendimiento.
  • Mejorar las experiencias y resultados educativos de los estudiantes.

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Research Lab comprende de cuatro unidades de investigación:

  • Educación basada en competencias (CBE): Desarrollar enfoques y metodologías sólidas que propicien la implementación efectiva de sistemas CBE.
  • Modelos de aprendizaje eficaces y atractivos: Crear modelos de aprendizaje diseñados para fomentar el compromiso y la motivación entre diversos aprendedores.
  • Tecnología educativa: Explorar tecnologías educativas para mejorar los resultados de aprendizaje y escalar soluciones que promuevan la inclusión y la diversidad en las sociedades globales.
  • Políticas, gobernanza y sistemas: Formular y analizar políticas públicas, medidas regulatorias, marcos de gobernanza y mejores prácticas para promover el cambio sistémico en la educación superior y el aprendizaje permanente.

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Impact Measurement

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Impact Measurement

This initiative is committed to evaluating and strengthening educational innovation through scientific evidence. Its central goal is to ensure that educational initiatives, whether developed internally or externally, generate measurable impact, inform strategic decisions, and contribute to more equitable, effective, and inclusive learning environments.

  • During the last period, the initiative is focused on three priorities:
  • Expanding rigorous evaluation within Tecnológico de Monterrey in close collaboration with key university stakeholders.
  • Offering evidence-based consulting services to external universities and organizations in Mexico and Latin America.

Leading high-impact, socially driven projects that use evidence to transform lives in vulnerable communities.

At the core of this initiative lies a robust methodological framework aligned with international standards in educational research. The approach includes a structured impact evaluation model with four stages: defining the model of change, collecting evidence, reviewing and analyzing data, and communicating findings to stakeholders.

The framework operates across three levels of evaluation—results measurement, goal achievement, and causal impact—and uses techniques such as counterfactual analysis (RCTs), matching, theory-driven inference, and triangulation to ensure validity and actionable insights.

The area works in strategic coordination with core actors at Tecnológico de Monterrey, including the: Vice President for Academic Affairs and Faculty; Vice President for High Schools; Vice President for Academic Affairs; Vice President for Educational Innovation and Academic Regulations; Executive Vice President for Research; Vice President for Inclusion, Social Impact and Sustainability; and Vice President for Strategy.

Beyond its internal value, the initiative supports a growing portfolio of evaluations for external institutions, helping partners assess programs, validate results, and make strategic decisions. This outreach solidifies IFE’s role as a trusted source for impact consulting in higher education and social innovation.

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Cycle 2022 - 2023
Cycle 2021 - 2022
Ademic Environment and Well-Being


Ademic Environment and Well-Being

Abstract
This report compares well-being, burnout, stress, depression, and anxiety variables among Tecnológico de Monterrey teachers in 2021 and 2022 and assesses changes in intensity and hours dedicated to teaching activities during the same period.

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Tec21 Exit Survey Design


Exit Survey Design

Abstract
This report introduces an instrument that was developed to measure several key factors related to the memorable experience in students graduating from 2019 programs.

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Evaluation of Educational Training Partners


Evaluation of Educational Training Partners

Abstract
This report explores how different Training Partners impact student performance, motivation, and engagement, and the achievement of sub competencies in 2021 and 2022. It also investigates the learning experience from various perspectives, including challenge coordinators, students, training partners, and regional directors.

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Retention in Educational Pathways at Tecnológico de Monterrey

Abstract
This report examines factors linked to student retention and analyzes them to create proposals for reducing dropout rates.

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Development and validation of the BI PrepaTec instrument

Abstract
This report introduces “7D Radar”, an instrument that was developed to measure well-being in students and give mentors a practical tool to identify key factors for orientation and intervention.

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Gamit! Platform for Gamification


Gamit! Platform for Gamification

Abstract
This report introduces Gamit!, a gamification platform designed to enhance the learning experience of students and evaluates the impact of a gamification methodology based on a rewards system managed by this platform.

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Study on Adaptive Learning Strategy


Study on Adaptive Learning Strategy

Abstract
The objective of this report was to assess the impact of the Adaptive Learning Strategy, along with its platform support, on students and teachers learning levels, achievement of sub-competencies, and overall educational experiences.

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Emotional and Mental Well-Being Report

Abstract
This report presents a longitudinal analysis of the emotional and mental well-being of students, using the Healthy Minds Study (HMS) and the Emotional Competency Profile (ECP). It examines risk and protective factors that impact student well-being. The findings highlight the importance of social support, campus safety, and the normalization of seeking psychological help as crucial elements for improving students' well-being.

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Well-Being and Academic Environment

Abstract
This study evaluated the psychological well-being, burnout, stress, depression, and anxiety of faculty members. The results indicate high levels of psychological well-being and low levels of burnout, stress, depression, and anxiety. Differences were identified based on contract type and academic rank.

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Modalities

Abstract
This study compared hybrid and remote teaching modalities during the pandemic. The results showed no significant differences in learning gains or levels between the two modalities. Students preferred the hybrid remote (HPRS) and fully remote modalities over the hybrid non-simultaneous (HPDA) option. Faculty noted that in-person classes promote greater participation and a stronger sense of belonging.

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Student Mentoring

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This study evaluated the impact of the Student Mentoring Program on students' overall well-being. The results show that the social, emotional, and physical dimensions were rated the highest, while the spiritual and financial dimensions received the lowest ratings. Mentors emphasized the importance of maintaining an optimal number of mentees to provide better service.

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Factors Associated with Well-Being

Abstract
This study evaluated the factors associated with the seven dimensions of overall well-being in students, using the Healthy Minds Study (HMS). Changes in the physical, spiritual, occupational, financial, emotional, social, and intellectual dimensions were analyzed. The results indicate that emotional and social well-being increased during the transition from high school to university, while the physical, spiritual, and occupational dimensions showed declines.

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Educational Spaces 2021-2022

Abstract
This study evaluated the impact of Educational Spaces on students' achievement of sub-competencies, using a mixed-methods and quasi-experimental approach. The results indicate that educational model classrooms enhance communication and challenge development compared to traditional classrooms. Both faculty and students preferred the educational model classrooms for their setup and ability to promote interaction.

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Medición de impacto

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Medición de impacto

This initiative is committed to evaluating and strengthening educational innovation through scientific evidence. Its central goal is to ensure that educational initiatives, whether developed internally or externally, generate measurable impact, inform strategic decisions, and contribute to more equitable, effective, and inclusive learning environments.

  • During the last period, the initiative is focused on three priorities:
  • Expanding rigorous evaluation within Tecnológico de Monterrey in close collaboration with key university stakeholders.
  • Offering evidence-based consulting services to external universities and organizations in Mexico and Latin America.

Leading high-impact, socially driven projects that use evidence to transform lives in vulnerable communities.

At the core of this initiative lies a robust methodological framework aligned with international standards in educational research. The approach includes a structured impact evaluation model with four stages: defining the model of change, collecting evidence, reviewing and analyzing data, and communicating findings to stakeholders.

The framework operates across three levels of evaluation—results measurement, goal achievement, and causal impact—and uses techniques such as counterfactual analysis (RCTs), matching, theory-driven inference, and triangulation to ensure validity and actionable insights.

The area works in strategic coordination with core actors at Tecnológico de Monterrey, including the: Vice President for Academic Affairs and Faculty; Vice President for High Schools; Vice President for Academic Affairs; Vice President for Educational Innovation and Academic Regulations; Executive Vice President for Research; Vice President for Inclusion, Social Impact and Sustainability; and Vice President for Strategy.

Beyond its internal value, the initiative supports a growing portfolio of evaluations for external institutions, helping partners assess programs, validate results, and make strategic decisions. This outreach solidifies IFE’s role as a trusted source for impact consulting in higher education and social innovation.

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Cycle 2022 - 2023
Cycle 2021 - 2022
Entorno académico y bienestar


Entorno académico y bienestar

Resumen
Este reporte compara las variables de bienestar, burnout, estrés, depresión y ansiedad entre los profesores del Tecnológico de Monterrey en 2021 y 2022 y evalúa los cambios en la intensidad y las horas dedicadas a las actividades de enseñanza durante el mismo período.

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Proceso de Diseño de la ECAG Tec 21


Proceso de Diseño de la ECAG

Resumen
Este reporte presenta un instrumento que se desarrolló para medir varios factores clave relacionados con la experiencia memorable en los estudiantes que se graduaron de los programas de 2019.

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Socios Formadores: Resumen ejecutivo


Socios Formadores: Resumen ejecutivo

Resumen
Este reporte explora cómo diferentes Socios Formadores impactan el desempeño, la motivación y el compromiso de los estudiantes, así como el logro de subcompetencias en 2021 y 2022. También investiga la experiencia de aprendizaje desde diversas perspectivas, incluyendo coordinadores de desafíos, estudiantes, socios de capacitación y directores regionales.

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Retención en trayectorias educativas del Tecnológico de Monterrey

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Este reporte examina los factores relacionados con la retención de estudiantes y los analiza para crear propuestas que reduzcan las tasas de deserción.

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Desarrollo y validación de instrumento BI PrepaTec

Resumen
Este reporte presenta el “Radar 7D”, un instrumento que se desarrolló para medir el bienestar de los estudiantes y brindar a los mentores una herramienta práctica para identificar factores clave para la orientación e intervención.

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Gamit! Plataforma para la gamificación


Gamit! Plataforma para la gamificación

Resumen
Este reporte presenta Gamit!, una plataforma de gamificación diseñada para mejorar la experiencia de aprendizaje de los estudiantes y evalúa el impacto de una metodología de gamificación basada en un sistema de recompensas gestionado por esta plataforma.

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Estudio sobre la estrategia aprendizaje adaptativo

Resumen
El objetivo de este reporte fue evaluar el impacto de la estrategia de aprendizaje adaptativo, junto con el soporte de su plataforma, en los niveles de aprendizaje de los estudiantes y profesores, el logro de subcompetencias y las experiencias educativas en general.

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Bienestar Emocional y Mental

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Este reporte presenta un análisis longitudinal sobre el bienestar emocional y mental de los estudiantes, utilizando el Healthy Minds Study (HMS) y el Perfil de Competencias Emocionales (PEC). Se examinan factores de riesgo y protección que afectan el bienestar estudiantil. Los resultados subrayan la relevancia del soporte social, la seguridad en el campus y la normalización de la asistencia psicológica como elementos cruciales para mejorar el bienestar de los alumnos.

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Bienestar y Entorno Académico

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Este estudio evaluó el bienestar psicológico, burnout, estrés, depresión y ansiedad de los profesores. Los resultados indican altos niveles de bienestar psicológico y bajos niveles de burnout, estrés, depresión y ansiedad. Se identifican diferencias según el tipo de contrato y grado académico.

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Modalidades

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Este estudio comparó las modalidades de enseñanza híbrida y remota durante la pandemia. Los resultados mostraron que no hay diferencias significativas en la ganancia o nivel de aprendizaje entre ambas modalidades. Los estudiantes prefirieron las modalidades híbrida remota (HPRS) y remota sobre la híbrida no simultánea (HPDA). Los profesores notaron que las clases presenciales fomentan mayor participación y sentido de pertenencia.

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Mentoreo Estudiantil

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Este estudio evaluó el impacto del Programa de Mentoreo Estudiantil en el bienestar integral de los estudiantes. Los resultados muestran que las dimensiones social, emocional y física fueron las mejor valoradas, mientras que las dimensiones espiritual y financiera obtuvieron las calificaciones más bajas. Los mentores enfatizaron la importancia de mantener un número óptimo de mentees para ofrecer un mejor servicio.

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Factores Asociados al Bienestar

Resumen
Este estudio evaluó los factores asociados a las siete dimensiones del bienestar integral en estudiantes, utilizando el Healthy Minds Study (HMS). Se analizaron cambios en las dimensiones física, espiritual, ocupacional, financiera, emocional, social e intelectual. Los resultados indican que el bienestar emocional y social aumentó con la transición de la preparatoria a la universidad, mientras que las dimensiones física, espiritual y ocupacional mostraron disminuciones.

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Espacios Educativos 2021 - 2022

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Este estudio evaluó el impacto de los Espacios Educativos en el logro de subcompetencias de los estudiantes, utilizando un enfoque metodológico mixto y cuasi experimental. Los resultados indican que las aulas del modelo educativo favorecen la comunicación y el desarrollo de retos en comparación con las aulas tradicionales. Tanto profesores como estudiantes prefirieron las aulas del modelo educativo por su configuración y capacidad para promover la interacción.

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AI Nexus

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AI Nexus

AI-Nexus supports universities, governments, and companies in designing and advancing education enhanced by artificial intelligence through training, consulting, and collaborative research.

AI-Nexus Pillars

  • AI-enhanced teaching and learning – improving education.
  • AI competencies for all – preparing people for an AI world.
  • AI for academic operational efficiency -increasing institutional performance.
  • AI institutional governance and public policy -responsible use of AI.
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AI-Nexus is supported by the LL&DH research infrastructure and by AI researchers and expert consultants from IFE’s initiatives, such as the Research Lab, Impact Measurement, Consultancy, and LL&DH.

Part of IA-Nexus, the Artificial Intelligence Global Education Network (AIGEN) is a community of practice aiming to catalyze AI applications in Higher Education through:

  • Joint development and piloting of AI platforms.
  • Development of institutional guidelines for the ethical use of AI.
  • Training on AI for teachers and decision-makers.
  • Sharing experiences on AI adoption.
  • Joint research for assessing the impact of AI in Education.
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AI Nexus

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AI-Nexus apoya a universidades, gobiernos y empresas en el diseño y evolución de la educación potenciada por inteligencia artificial, a través de capacitación, consultoría e investigación colaborativa.

Pilares de AI-Nexus

  • Enseñanza y aprendizaje potenciados por IA –Mejorar la educación.
  • Competencias en IA para todos – Preparar a las personas para un mundo con IA.
  • Eficiencia operativa académica con IA – Aumentar el rendimiento institucional.
  • Gobernanza institucional y políticas públicas de IA –Uso responsable de la IA.
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AI-Nexus is supported by the LL&DH research infrastructure and by AI researchers and expert consultants from IFE’s initiatives, such as the Research Lab, Impact Measurement, Consultancy, and LL&DH.

Part of IA-Nexus, the Artificial Intelligence Global Education Network (AIGEN) is a community of practice aiming to catalyze AI applications in Higher Education through:

  • Joint development and piloting of AI platforms.
  • Development of institutional guidelines for the ethical use of AI.
  • Training on AI for teachers and decision-makers.
  • Sharing experiences on AI adoption.
  • Joint research for assessing the impact of AI in Education.
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Consulting

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Consulting

The Institute for the Future of Education (IFE) is a key driver of educational transformation, delivering change through high-impact, customized consulting projects worldwide. Its dynamic consulting model provides value-added solutions tailored to the needs of universities, governments, and organizations worldwide.

IFE’s consulting efforts operate across three levels of strategic impact:

  • Leaders – Empowering individuals to lead and sustain transformation
  • Institutions – Enabling organizational redesign and innovation
  • National Systems – Supporting large-scale, policy-aligned change 

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Consulting projects are structured around strategic themes, including:

  • Curriculum and learning model redesign
  • Governance and change management
  • Faculty development and capacity-building
  • Alternative credentialing strategies
  • Impact measurement and evaluation
  • Building innovation ecosystems
  • Educational technology transfer
  • Digital transformation in higher education
  • Research ecosystem development
  • Labor market alignment and future-ready skills 

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Building World-Class Educational Ecosystems: A Model for the Future of Learning

The IFE’s Consulting Model is designed to strengthen the learning ecosystem within higher education institutions. It can be implemented comprehensively - addressing all components simultaneously - or modularly, focusing on specific areas according to the university’s needs.

The flexible approach allows for the customization of strategies to enhance educational quality, innovation, and efficient management.

Below are the nine key pillars of the model:

Learning Ecosystem

1. Educational Model

2. Training Plans

3. Linking for Learning

4. Technology for Learning

5. Academy Profile

6. Research

7. Management Processes

8. Facilities

9. Continuing Education

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The Institute for the Future of Education (IFE) is a key driver of educational transformation, delivering change through high-impact, customized consulting projects worldwide. Its dynamic consulting model provides value-added solutions tailored to the needs of universities, governments, and organizations worldwide.

Los esfuerzos de consultoría del IFE operan en tres niveles de impacto estratégico:

  • Líderes – Empoderando a personas para liderar y sostener la transformación
  • Instituciones – Facilitando el rediseño organizacional y la innovación
  • Sistemas nacionales – Apoyando cambios a gran escala alineados con políticas públicas

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Los proyectos de consultoría se estructuran en torno a temas estratégicos, tales como:

  • Rediseño del currículo y modelo de aprendizaje
  • Gobernanza y gestión del cambio
  • Formación y desarrollo de profesorado
  • Estrategias de credenciales alternativas
  • Medición y evaluación de impacto
  • Construcción de ecosistemas de innovación
  • Transferencia de tecnología educativa
  • Transformación digital en educación superior
  • Desarrollo del ecosistema de investigación
  • Alineación con el mercado laboral y habilidades para el future

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Building World-Class Educational Ecosystems: A Model for the Future of Learning

The IFE’s Consulting Model is designed to strengthen the learning ecosystem within higher education institutions. It can be implemented comprehensively - addressing all components simultaneously - or modularly, focusing on specific areas according to the university’s needs.

The flexible approach allows for the customization of strategies to enhance educational quality, innovation, and efficient management.

Below are the nine key pillars of the model:

Learning Ecosystem

1. Educational Model

2. Training Plans

3. Linking for Learning

4. Technology for Learning

5. Academy Profile

6. Research

7. Management Processes

8. Facilities

9. Continuing Education

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IFE Insights Reports


IFE Insights Reports

Welcome to the IFE Insights Report: Your guide to the future of education

The IFE Insights Report provides readers with deep understanding as well as expert insight into relevant topics in educational innovation. This report seeks to be a valuable source of information and an essential reference for the educational sector, in such a way that it contributes effectively to the advancement of education.

We invite you to download and join our dream of improving the lives of millions of people through the transformation of education.


Educational Policies: Lessons from IFE Conference 2024

Constant innovation is necessary in technologies, teaching strategies, and facilities, to name a few. In addition, one of the priority areas of innovation should be educational policy since this area regulates and manages the other areas. Innovation in policies means that schools need to adapt themselves to new generations and the novelties that come with them, as well as what will be expected of them to thrive in the future.

Tecnológico de Monterrey’s IFE Conference 2024 didn’t stay behind and made sure to include a series of conversations dedicated to educational policy. Throughout three days, the Policy Track at IFE brought together many talented people from different universities across the world who work within this field and shared with the audience their experiences and thoughts on related topics such as flexible and responsive education systems, digital and green economy, ethical concerns regarding AI, and modern strategies to implement educational policies. In addition, government representatives were able to shed light on Mexico’s situation regarding current policies.

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Learning Analytics: The Power of Data in Education

This report focuses on how expectations from parents, communities, and policymakers have changed, demanding greater transparency and accountability in school performance. In response to these requirements, Learning Analytics (LA) emerges as an essential and powerful tool. LA can be used to collect and analyze detailed data on student performance at both the individual and group levels. It goes beyond simply measuring results on standardized tests; it offers a continuous, contextualized assessment of students’ academic and social-emotional progress throughout their academic development. By using advanced data analysis algorithms and techniques, LA tools can identify patterns, trends, and areas for improvement that might otherwise go unnoticed in more traditional assessments.

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Teaching Engineering in the 21st Century: 4 Key Themes

The WEEF & GEDC 2023 conference, a world-renowned event for engineering schools around the globe, brought together deans from different countries to discuss topics related to the improvement of engineering education and its current challenges, such as the adversities of including Artificial Intelligence in the curricula, the benefits and disadvantages of different levels of transdisciplinary engineering education, the role of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) areas and the importance of forming links between industry and engineering schools.

Encounters like this one are the first steps in shaping professionals who will face an unknown future. This space helps to set a precedent in different summits and meetings for leaders around the world, establishing a framework of reference.

Likewise, the forum focused on discussing engineering solutions for some of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), establishing that engineering education should aim to graduate students capable of “thinking creatively, improving their skills in emerging technologies, processes and systems, while meeting the daily demands of their jobs.”

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Digital Education in Universities: A Comprehensive Implementation Guide

The importance of digital education lies in its power to empower present and future generations to thrive in a world shaped by technology. By embracing this educational revolution, we open the doors to innovation, creativity, and human progress. However, only through collective commitment and an inclusive vision can we fully harness the transformative potential of Digital Education.

This report explores the multiple facets, challenges and possibilities this educational model presents. It is a journey toward understanding how the fusion between education and technology can shape a brighter, more equitable future for all.

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Short-Cycle Programs: Effective Responses to Enterprises' Needs Through Educational Innovation

In a world with rapid changes, where innovation and information are fundamental, at the Institute for the Future of Education we provide specialized knowledge through the IFE Insights Report, a publication where experts analyze relevant topics in educational innovation.

Our goal with IFE Insights Report is to provide readers with in-depth understanding as well as expert insight, which is a valuable source of information and an essential reference for the education sector, effectively contributing to the advancement of education.

Read our first report entitled “Short Cycle Programs: Effective Responses to Enterprises' Needs Through Educational Innovation”

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IFE Insights Reports


IFE Insights Reports

Welcome to the IFE Insights Report: Your guide to the future of education

The IFE Insights Report provides readers with deep understanding as well as expert insight into relevant topics in educational innovation. This report seeks to be a valuable source of information and an essential reference for the educational sector, in such a way that it contributes effectively to the advancement of education.

We invite you to download and join our dream of improving the lives of millions of people through the transformation of education.


Educational Policies: Lessons from IFE Conference 2024

Constant innovation is necessary in technologies, teaching strategies, and facilities, to name a few. In addition, one of the priority areas of innovation should be educational policy since this area regulates and manages the other areas. Innovation in policies means that schools need to adapt themselves to new generations and the novelties that come with them, as well as what will be expected of them to thrive in the future.

Tecnológico de Monterrey’s IFE Conference 2024 didn’t stay behind and made sure to include a series of conversations dedicated to educational policy. Throughout three days, the Policy Track at IFE brought together many talented people from different universities across the world who work within this field and shared with the audience their experiences and thoughts on related topics such as flexible and responsive education systems, digital and green economy, ethical concerns regarding AI, and modern strategies to implement educational policies. In addition, government representatives were able to shed light on Mexico’s situation regarding current policies.

PDF | Download File get_app


Learning Analytics: The Power of Data in Education

This report focuses on how expectations from parents, communities, and policymakers have changed, demanding greater transparency and accountability in school performance. In response to these requirements, Learning Analytics (LA) emerges as an essential and powerful tool. LA can be used to collect and analyze detailed data on student performance at both the individual and group levels. It goes beyond simply measuring results on standardized tests; it offers a continuous, contextualized assessment of students’ academic and social-emotional progress throughout their academic development. By using advanced data analysis algorithms and techniques, LA tools can identify patterns, trends, and areas for improvement that might otherwise go unnoticed in more traditional assessments.

PDF | Download File get_app


Teaching Engineering in the 21st Century: 4 Key Themes

The WEEF & GEDC 2023 conference, a world-renowned event for engineering schools around the globe, brought together deans from different countries to discuss topics related to the improvement of engineering education and its current challenges, such as the adversities of including Artificial Intelligence in the curricula, the benefits and disadvantages of different levels of transdisciplinary engineering education, the role of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) areas and the importance of forming links between industry and engineering schools.

Encounters like this one are the first steps in shaping professionals who will face an unknown future. This space helps to set a precedent in different summits and meetings for leaders around the world, establishing a framework of reference.

Likewise, the forum focused on discussing engineering solutions for some of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), establishing that engineering education should aim to graduate students capable of “thinking creatively, improving their skills in emerging technologies, processes and systems, while meeting the daily demands of their jobs.”

PDF | Download File get_app


Digital Education in Universities: A Comprehensive Implementation Guide

The importance of digital education lies in its power to empower present and future generations to thrive in a world shaped by technology. By embracing this educational revolution, we open the doors to innovation, creativity, and human progress. However, only through collective commitment and an inclusive vision can we fully harness the transformative potential of Digital Education.

This report explores the multiple facets, challenges and possibilities this educational model presents. It is a journey toward understanding how the fusion between education and technology can shape a brighter, more equitable future for all.

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Short-Cycle Programs: Effective Responses to Enterprises' Needs Through Educational Innovation

In a world with rapid changes, where innovation and information are fundamental, at the Institute for the Future of Education we provide specialized knowledge through the IFE Insights Report, a publication where experts analyze relevant topics in educational innovation.

Our goal with IFE Insights Report is to provide readers with in-depth understanding as well as expert insight, which is a valuable source of information and an essential reference for the education sector, effectively contributing to the advancement of education.

Read our first report entitled “Short Cycle Programs: Effective Responses to Enterprises' Needs Through Educational Innovation”

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