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Leonardo Lezcano
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 Leonardo Lezcano Matias | |||
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| Employer: | Open University of Madrid (UDIMA) | ||
| Occupation: | Lecturer | ||
| Nationality: | Spain | ||
| Languages: | spanish, english | ||
| Country: | Spain | ||
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Profile
Education
He got a degree on Computer Science from the University of Alcala (UAH) and he is a Ph.D. candidate also in Computer Science at the same university.
Interests
His research interests include the Semantic Web and Semantic Interoperability, both oriented to the Healthcare domain
Professional
He is currently working as a lecturer and researcher at the Open University of Madrid (UDIMA) where he teaches Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Personal
Photos
Projects
He has collaborated in several projects as LUISA “Learning content management system Using Innovative Semantic Web Services Architecture” and recently in CISEP “Intelligent Clinical Records for Patient Safety”. As a result of the latter one he has joined the openEHR development team that is in charge of the open EHR Java Implementation Project.
Reflection
Feedback & Notes from my WikiNeighbours
Comments
- Great to see you in the tutorial, Leonardo, and to see your user page. Do you have any concerns about the quality of educational resources developed using an open authoring approach? If so, what are your concerns? If not, how does an open authoring approach contribute to high quality learning materials?--Phil Bartle 22:26, 20 June 2009 (UTC)
- Hi Leo! I see you are already here! Well, I'm not your WikiNeighbour because I'm just starting learning wiki skills but I say hi anyway.
- I didn't know about your research interests. I hope you explain me what exactely they mean! --Pastora Martínez-Castilla
- There are quite a few doctoral students on Wikieducator. I am researching instructors use of blended learning in higher education. What area are you researching? Thank you. --Nellie Deutsch 19:04, 18 June 2009 (UTC)
