Dr. Lee Mackenzie, Liverpool Hope University
Dr Lee Mackenzie works as a Lecturer in Education at Liverpool Hope University. Lee does research in teacher education and reflection, peer tutoring, language education and policy, capabilities, and social justice. He has worked as a teacher trainer for Cambridge Assessment, as a lecturer/researcher for Universidad del Norte, Colombia, and for various other schools and institutes. He was awarded his PhD in Education and Social Justice from Lancaster University forthwith in July 2021.
Dr. Karen Villalba, Universidad del Norte
Dr. Villalba is a researcher in the field of language teaching, specifically ESL/EFL at Universidad del Norte. Her interests focus on mobile learning, technologies applied to education, accessibility, and inclusion. Her current research projects place particular emphasis on visual impairment and language learning through the use of mobile applications.
Prof. Heydy Selene Robles Noriega, Universidad del Norte
Professor Robles Noriega is a Professor in second language teaching, specializing in the integration of technology in language learning. Holding a PhD in Education & Innovation from Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico, her research interests include mobile technology and discourse analysis facilitated by digital tools. She supervises master's theses on emerging technologies for education and guides doctoral research on augmented reality in reading instruction, teaches both undergraduate and graduate programs at the Language Institute at Universidad del Norte.