“…The interaction also highlights the active learning on three levels: among the students themselves, with the instructors and with the contents. With regard to this last point, ICTs serve to facilitate the instructional dialog with the contents, allowing the students to create their own materials and follow personalized learning itineraries, as mentioned above, which contributes to their digital competence, their autonomy and their self-regulation skills (Mosquera-Gende, 2022a;2022b;Murillo-Zamorano, López-Sánchez, Godoy-Caballero & Bueno-Muñoz, 2021;Peñalosa-Castro & Castañeda-Figueiras, 2021;Romero-García & Buzón-García, 2021). Specifically, with regard to the university, the need is stressed for it to be self-regulated, situated and social learning, as well as active, emphasizing the relevance of the interactive and reflective component, making it applicable to the real world.…”