“…Learning depends on different individual qualities, aptitudes and abilities: quantitatives related to the capacity for reasoning, planing, understanding and solving problems (Perret-Clermont, A. N., 1979; Ackerman, 1989; Jouquan and Bail, 2003); qualitatives, related to learning style (Reuchlin, 1978) Chevrier et al (2000); Castaño (2012), the tendency to procrastinate (Osiurak et al, 2015; Solomon and Rothblum, 1984; Sénécal et al, 1995), and of course commitment and motivation (Pirot and De Ketele, 2000). Nevertheless, this research is not focused on them, but has as object of study: the students’ use, attitude and perception of the traditional learning, that includes F2F classes and the resources offered by the university (libraries, tutoring); and the use, attitude and perception of the digital learning, in which ICTs are enhanced and used, technologies that open a wide range of possibilities, not without risks, and that force to use them effectively and efficiently (Green and Skinner, 2005).…”