UIS

Call INNOVA-TIC 2024

Academic Vice Rector's Office

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General

Aspects

Information and communication technologies (ICT) have emerged as resources to support didactic innovation. That is why the Academic Vice-Rectory and the Leading Team in Information and Communication Technologies (ELTIC) of University Industrial de Santander recognize the effort, dedication and creativity that the professors of the University invest in the development of strategies associated with the incorporation of ICT in actions and didactic resources.

In this perspective, this call responds to the Policy of support for training through Information and Communication Technologies (Superior Agreement No. 051 of 2009) and complementary regulations. The Policy defines the guiding principles of support for training through the use of ICT and considers the appropriation and appropriate use of technologies as a generator of possibilities to enrich teaching and learning processes.

In correspondence with the current context, the Innova-TIC 2024 Call seeks not only to support teaching initiatives, but also to adapt to emerging technological trends. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality and other technological innovations are emerging as key elements that can be effectively integrated into ICT training proposals.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of educational technologies, making digitalization an essential component of contemporary education. In this scenario, the call places particular emphasis on the approach to distance education, recognizing the relevance of technological tools and strategies to improve the quality of teaching and learning in virtual environments.

In addition, the importance of pedagogical innovation in a constantly evolving educational environment, where ICT plays a fundamental role, is highlighted. Within this framework, digital inclusion becomes an essential pillar, ensuring that all proposals consider the diversity of contexts and needs in the field of education. The call therefore seeks not only to promote the adoption of technologies, but also to ensure that they contribute to equity and accessibility in education.

This call invites the professors of the Industrial University of Santander to participate actively, promoting the creation of more flexible learning scenarios adapted to the demands of contemporary education.

In the above framework, the didactic innovation strategies that can be supported through this call include, but are not limited to:

  • Digital Resource Development: Creation of wikis, instructional videos, digital books, and audio-visual material to support student learning.
  • Online Courses, Workshops or Classes: Design and execution of online courses, workshops or classes that take advantage of virtual education.
  • Flipped Teaching and Blended Learning Strategies: Implementation of innovative approaches such as flipped classroom or blended learning, making use of ICT to enhance the educational experience.
  • Technological Tools for Classroom Support and Extension for Remote Attendance: Development of applications, virtual laboratories and simulators that allow learning experiences to be extended beyond the physical classroom.
  • Use of Teaching and Learning Tools Licensed by the UIS Library: Integration of educational tools licensed by the UIS Library, taking advantage of the resources available in the portfolio of services of this unit.
  • Incorporation of Specialized Software Tools: Integration of specialized software in the teaching and learning process, adapted to the needs and demands of each discipline.
  • International Collaborative Learning Activities Mediated by Technology Platforms: Participation in collaborative learning initiatives at the international level (COIL and others), using technological platforms to foster interaction between students from different regions of the world.
  • Incorporation of the use of Artificial Intelligence tools to support learning strategies.

Design and Development of Personalized “Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT)” models or Personalized Intelligent Assistants: Prioritizing equal access to advanced educational technology and recognizing the geographic diversity of our university, with campuses in different areas, it is essential that GPT model projects are accessible and effective for all. We are looking for proposals that ensure that both students and teachers, regardless of their location, can benefit from these learning tools. The goal is to democratize access to innovative education, ensuring that technology serves as a bridge and not a barrier in the educational process. Projects must design GPT models that enrich academic content, adapting to the specific needs of each subject and contributing significantly to the educational process. These models are expected to cover at least 20% of the content of the subject, declaring the competence that will be assisted by the GPT, which will be promoted as a support in independent work; offering new perspectives in teaching, research and university extension, and marking a milestone in the evolution of digital education in our institution.

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Dates

14

Tuesday

May

Deadline for submission of proposals

14

Tuesday

May

Deadline for submission of proposals

Days
Hours
Minutes
Seconds

24

Friday

May

Publication of preliminary results of the requirements verification

24

Friday

May

Publication of preliminary results of the requirements verification

29

Wednesday

May

Deadline for correction of proposals

29

Wednesday

May

Deadline for correction of proposals

30

Thursday

May

Publication of final results of the requirements verification

30

Thursday

May

Publication of final results of the requirements verification

17

Monday

June

Publication of final results

17

Monday

June

Publication of final results

Call

Objective

Stimulate the development and implementation of didactic innovation initiatives to face the challenges of the new era, promoting digital literacy, technological problem-solving and creativity, with a focus on the personalization of learning by fostering global collaboration, digital skills and the culture of continuous innovation through ICT in UIS undergraduate education.

This call actively values and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration. We are looking for proposals that involve several schools, merging perspectives and knowledge from different disciplines to develop innovative and versatile models. Proposals that demonstrate an effective and creative integration of multiple academic fields will receive special consideration and will score higher in their evaluation. This interdisciplinary collaboration will not only enrich the projects, but will also foster a more integrated and cooperative academic environment at our university.

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Stimuli

The stimulus available for each proposal is up to $9,320,000 and includes three possible items: student aids, professional fees and computer equipment.

In addition, the staff professors will receive a total of two (2) PAD for the execution of the proposal, during a single academic semester. The recognition in PAD does not imply discharge in the direction of subjects; That is, this recognition does not exempt the teacher from compliance with the minimums established in the institutional regulations for the direction of subjects.

Call

Results

The results of this call will be sent via email to each of the teachers and students registered.

Documentation and

Regulations

  • Annex 1


    Technical Component. Text Document.

  • Annex 2


    Budget Component. Text Document.

  • Annex 3


    School Management Endorsement. Text Document.

  • Annex 4


    Proposal Evaluation Guide. Text Document.

Call

Aspects

REQUIREMENTS OF THE

call

  • Being a professor at UIS ( tenured professor, adjunct professor or tutor)
  • Having an active virtual classroom in Moodle with content, resources, activities, performance tasks and enrolled students.
  • The target population should be UIS students and the context of the experience should be Higher Education at Universidad Industrial de Santander.
  • Not having commitments in arrears of other ICT Calls developed by the Academic Vice Rector’s Office.
  • Include in the proposal the names of all participants and the type of affiliation with the University, e.g.: Name,(xxxxx xxxxx)-Professor Universidad Industrial de Santander / Nombre: (xxxxx xxxxx) – Student Assistant.
  • The proposal will be implemented during the 2023 calendar year.
  • Following the instructions for the presentation of the proposal contained in Appendices 1 and 2.
  • It is necessary to certify that at least one (1) of the professors presenting the proposal has taken the course "Modelo Pedagógico UIS21-Reconociéndonos", offered by CEDEDEDUIS**.
  • The team members must verify that none of the team members are simultaneously applying in other ICT 2023 portfolio calls for proposals.

*Includes tenured professors, adjunct professors at Regional Campuses, special professors, temporary professors and adjunct professors for the common cycle.

**Formative experience that aims to generate a process of institutional reflection on the transformation that the UIS21 Pedagogical Model brings about in the approach to the teaching function. Virtual modality, self-directed, with a duration of 20 hours. For further information please write to ceded@uis.edu.co.

CAUSES OF

elimination

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  • Non-compliance with requirements.

  • Budgets whose cost scheme exceeds the expected limit values

  • Applicants who present false or adulterated documents or incur in falsification of information.

  • Applicants subject to incapacity, incompatibility or prohibition to receive the stimuli of the call in accordance with the Political Constitution, the law and the regulations in force of Universidad Industrial de Santander.

NOTE: In all the aforementioned causes, the ICT Leadership Team of the Academic Vice-Rector's Office reserves the right to exclude applicants from the process, without prejudice to the legal actions that the University may establish.

INTELLECTUAL

property

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With the participation in the call, the postulating professors recognize and accept that by producing the content that is going to be disseminated through digital media, the intellectual property rights of third parties are not violated; and, if necessary, provide the authorizations and / or assignments, where appropriate, of the economic rights of the developments or products obtained in favor of the University.

In any case, the applicant professors assume the commitment to hold the UIS harmless for claims by third parties associated with copyright ownership of the products derived from this call.

Without prejudice to the moral rights, which will always be recognized to the authors, the ownership of the economic rights derived from the creations object of this call will belong to the UIS, by virtue of the provisions of the laws on intellectual property, and by articles 11 and 12 of the Agreement of the Superior Council No. 093 of 2010 - Intellectual Property Regulations.

Consequently, as the UIS is the owner of the economic rights of the products derived from this call, it reserves the right to use, reproduce, adapt, publicly communicate, arrange or any other transformation of the products obtained, and in general all the prerogatives provided for in the legal system.

SELECT OF

proposals

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In order for a proposal to be considered eligible, it must obtain at least 80% of the maximum possible score. The four (4) proposals that have achieved the highest scores will be declared winners.

The authors of those proposals selected as winners will be contacted by the Academic Vice-Chancellor's Office to sign the minutes of initiation of the development of the proposal.

Note: Cases of a tie will be settled by comparing the score obtained in the individual indicators, ordered according to weighting. (See Appendix 4 -Guide for the evaluation of Innova-TIC proposals-). In the event of a tie, the final winner will be selected at random through the use of a computer tool.

ADDITIONAL 

stimuli of the score

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Applicant teams that comply, in whole or in part, with the following specifications, will be awarded incentives in the score, as follows:

  • Promote Collective Work: Proposals that include two or more professors in any modality of engagement, as proponents, will receive up to 3 tenths additional to the weighted score.

  • Encourage participation for the first time: Up to 3 tenths will be assigned to teams in which the members are applying for the first time to the Innova-TIC call.

  • Focus on Inclusive Education: Proposals that highlight inclusive and accessible strategies for different populations, such as accommodations for people with disabilities, multilingual content, or specific support tools, will receive up to 3 tenths of an additional weighted score. The commitment to diversity and educational equity will be valued, taking into account the provisions of ACS No.032 of 2019.pdf.

  • Development of Transversal Skills: Proposals that encourage the development of transversal skills such as teamwork, effective communication, leadership, problem-solving and creativity, in the context of students' professional training, will receive up to 3 tenths additional to the weighted score.

ADDITIONAL

inforamtion

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For additional information about this call, you can contact the ICT – PETIC liaison professor of your faculty, as follows:

Faculty

Professor name link of TIC - PETIC

E.mail

Sciences

José Gregorio MORENO PATIÑO

jomoreno@uis.edu.co

IPRED

Margarita RODRÍGUEZ VILLABONA

marodvil@uis.edu.co

Human Sciences

Jorge Luis NAVARRO ESPAÑA

jnavarro@uis.edu.co

Physicochemical Engineering

Hernando GUERRERO AMAYA

hegueama@uis.edu.co

Physicomechanical Engineering

Luz Marina BALLESTEROS RUEDA

Hernando GUERRERO AMAYA

luzmabal@uis.edu.co

hegueama@uis.edu.co

Health

Jorge Iván TORRES CAMACHO

jitorres@uis.edu.co

CEDEDUIS

Esperanza REVELO JIMÉNEZ

erevelo@uis.edu.co

You can also contact professionals Jorge Iván TORRES CAMACHO in email jitorres@uis.edu.co or María del Pilar DÍAZ JAIMES in emails academicaprofesores@uis.edu.co and política.tic@uis.edu.co.

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CALL

Stages

CALL

schedule

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Phase

Dates

Deadline for sending proposals to the Academic Vice-Rectory.

until May 14, 2024

Publication of requirements verification results

May 24, 2024

Deadline for Proposal Correction

May 29, 2024

 

Publication of final requirements verification results

May 30, 2024

Evaluation of proposals

May 31st, 2024

June 14th, 2024

Publication of final results

June 17, 2024

Completion of execution of the proposal and delivery of documents for closure

November 29, 2024

PROCESSING AND

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The Innova-TIC 2024 call begins with the submission of proposals, through which teachers will make explicit the citizen, generic or specific competences that they seek to develop in students.

The proposals will have a technical component and a budgetary component, described in the Annex 1 y Annex 2, respectively.

Obtaining the endorsement of the proposals. 

In order to receive comments on academic aspects (the correspondence of the proposal against the Educational Project of the Program and the UIS21 Pedagogical Model) and on the aspects requested in this call, the proposal must be presented to the School Director or program coordinator in the case of IPRED. This meeting will result in an endorsement by the School Director or Program Coordinator in the IPRED, which must be completed in the format provided in the Annex 3.

Entrega de las propuestas* 

Finally, the professor will send the proposal to the Academic Vice-Rectory as established in annexes 1, 2 and 3, via Form, for which you must have previously completed the aforementioned annexes.

*On this link the form is available in PDF format to facilitate the application to the call.

REQUIREMENTS

verification

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The proposals submitted within the deadline will be reviewed in compliance with the requirements and in their technical and budgetary component by an evaluation panel made up of ELTIC members. This verification will take place before the correction period, and aims to identify technical and budgetary difficulties for the execution of the proposal, considering the capacities and institutional resources foreseen for this call.

Correction is understood as the process of making suggested adjustments during the period of verification of requirements, both to the technical component and to the budgetary component, whether of a formal or conceptual nature.

At the end of this review, the results of the requirements verification will be published, specifying the proposals that meet, the proposals that need to be adjusted and the excluded proposals. The adjusted proposal will be sent, before the end of the correction period, to the Academic Vice-Rector's Office in accordance with the instructions sent.

Once the final verification of requirements has been completed, the final results of this period will be published.

EVALUATION OF

proposals

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The evaluation panel will assign a score to each proposal according to the criteria established in Table 1. The results of the selection and the corresponding scores will be published on the dates established in the call schedule. Each criterion will be evaluated on a scale of 0 to 3. The final score of the evaluation will correspond to the weighting established in Table 1.


Proposal Evaluation Criteria

Criterion

Weighting

Potential for impact

20%

Pedagogical Quality

20%

Technological Innovation

15%

Sustainability and Scalability

15%

Collaboration & Connectivity

10%

Evaluation and follow-up

10%

Relationship with the UIS21 Pedagogical Model

5%

Simulation tools

5%

Impact Potential (20%): Assess the coverage of the beneficiary population, the reusability of the resource, alignment with emerging technological trends, long-term sustainability, and the impact on educational equity and digital inclusion.

Pedagogical Quality (20%): Evaluate the pedagogical foundation of the proposal, the coherence with active and collaborative learning approaches, the adaptability to different learning styles and the integration of innovative methodologies.

Technological Innovation (15%): Evaluate the degree of technological innovation of the proposal, the integration of emerging tools such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality or blockchain, and creativity in the design of digital learning experiences.

Sustainability and Scalability (15%): Evaluate the long-term viability of the proposal, the ability to scale to different educational contexts, integration with existing infrastructures and the possibility of replicability in other environments.

Collaboration and Connectivity (10%): Evaluate the fostering of collaboration between teachers and students, the promotion of digital connectivity, interaction in virtual environments, and the integration of effective communication tools.

Evaluation and Monitoring (10%): Evaluate the proposed evaluation of the impact of the initiative, the definition of success indicators, the monitoring of student progress and feedback for continuous improvement.

Relationship with the UIS21 Pedagogical Model (5%): Evaluate how the proposal aligns with the principles of the UIS21 Pedagogical Model, including the learning-focused approach, training for innovation, the use of ICT, the materialization in graduates and the deployment in curricular areas.

Simulation tools (5%): Evaluate the impact of the proposal through the tools it implements in its development, presenting an indicator of use and adoption of knowledge.

PROPOSAL

execution

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For the allocation of resources, the proponents will sign a initiation act where the commitments and outputs will be recorded, as well as the start and end dates. The selected proposals can be executed until November 29, 2024.

PROPOSAL

closure

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The closure of the execution will take place when the fulfillment of the commitments is verified and the deliverables recorded in the initiation act are completed. The verification of all products will have a maximum period of one month after the scheduled completion date.

In addition to the delivery of the products, the applicant must:

  1. Incorporate the products in the respective Virtual Classroom.

  2. Deliver the certificate of participation in the course "University Policies: Pedagogical Model UIS21 - Recognizing us" offered by CEDEDUIS for each professor participating in the proposal.

  3. Disclose in the respective Academic Unit the result of the implementation of the proposal, and attach minutes of faculty, school council, program council, or faculty as the case may be.

  4. Present the result of the proposal at an event programmed by ELTIC.

  5. Deliver a report containing lessons learned, recommendations and observations on the work done.

  6. Authors must explicitly include their affiliation with the Universidad Industrial de Santander in all resulting products.

It is important to remind participants that as the Universidad Industrial de Santander is a public institution, subject to surveillance by state control bodies, unjustified non-compliance with the commitments acquired within the framework of this call may result in the respective sanctions depending on the type of link with the University.

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Jorge Iván  Torres Camacho

jitorres@uis.edu.co

María del Pilar Díaz Jaimes

politica.tic@uis.edu.co

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