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Electronic Engineer, Master’s and PhD in Artificial Intelligence. Professor and researcher at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana since 2003. She is currently Director of UCollege Javeriano and Coordinator of the Javeriana Analytics Center (JAC) Project. She is a member of the research groups SIDRe (Intelligent Systems, Robotics and Perception) and Mimesis (Engineering Education).
Her work integrates artificial intelligence, robotics, and data analytics with educational transformation, curriculum design, and evidence-based decision-making. She has led academic innovation processes, international accreditation initiatives, and the development of institutional models for student support.
Within the framework of JAC, she coordinates the design of predictive models, early warning systems, and learning analytics initiatives — such as SATIS — aimed at strengthening flexible learning pathways, student retention, and intelligent academic management.
Her work contributes especially to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 4 – Quality Education: development of adaptive learning ecosystems, academic analytics, and early intervention models.
SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure: application of artificial intelligence and robotics to address industrial and social challenges.
SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities: design of data-driven strategies to promote inclusion, retention, and equity in higher education.
SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals: interinstitutional collaboration among academia, industry, and the public sector in technological innovation projects.
She integrates approaches related to ethics in artificial intelligence, data governance, and responsible digital transformation, aligned with global megatrends in higher education and technological development.
Artificial intelligence applied to education and health
Robotics and intelligent systems
Learning analytics and predictive models
Early warning systems and student support
Competency-based curriculum design, CDIO and ABET
Digital transformation and data governance in higher education
Artificial Intelligence · Learning Analytics · Robotics · Digital Transformation · Predictive Analytics · Higher Education · Flexible Learning Pathways · Early Warning Systems · Curriculum Innovation · AI Ethics · Data Governance · SDG 4
PhD, PhD in Engineering
Award Date: 18 Apr 2015
Master, Master in Electronic Engineering
Award Date: 01 Apr 2008
Bachelor, Electronic Engineer
Award Date: 01 Nov 2000
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
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Research output: Teaching outputs › Educational Innovation - Institutional Management Practices
Research output: Innovation Products › Invention patent
Research output: Teaching outputs › Educational Innovation - Institutional Management Practices
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Barrera Ferro, O. D. (PI), Castelblanco, S. (CoI), Cañas Arboleda, A. (CoI), Gonzalez Correal, A. M. (CoI), Manrique, M. (CoI), Martinez Bernal, O. D. (CoI), Santacruz Escudero, J. M. (CoI) & Verhelst Forero, P. R. (CoI)
15/01/26 → 14/07/27
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Gonzalez Guerrero, E. (PI) & Gonzalez Correal, A. M. (CoPI)
11/07/16 → 10/04/17
Project: Research
16/01/25
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27/12/24
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09/12/24
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04/10/24
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25/09/24
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Patiño Guevara, D. A. (Recipient), Gonzalez Correal, A. M. (Recipient), Roldán, L. (Recipient), Barrera Ferro, O. D. (Recipient), Roldán, L. (Recipient), Peña, J. (Recipient) & Martinez Bernal, O. D. (Recipient), 2021
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Patiño Guevara, D. A. (Recipient), Gonzalez Correal, A. M. (Recipient) & Barrera Ferro, O. D. (Recipient), 2021
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