A new boost for educational innovation in Spain
Genially and RedIRIS are teaming up to bring the creation of learning experiences to thousands of educators at 39 universities.
To activate your premium plan, contact your institution's IT and Innovation team.
The Genially and RedIRIS partnership
A digitalization project managed by RedIRIS
- Genially and RedIRIS are joining forces to boost teaching innovation in Spanish universities.
- Genially, which specializes in creating interactive content and gamification, is strengthening its position in higher education: the tool is already used in 75% of Spain's public universities. Specifically, 39 universities are bringing the tool into their classrooms through this project.
- The goal: to transform the way people teach and learn through interactive, accessible and visual content.
Do you teach at a university affiliated with RedIRIS? This plan is for you.
Benefits:
- Free access to the Genially Campus plan
- Create presentations, live sessions, teaching materials and interactive assessments without any design skills
- Over 1,500 ready-to-use templates
- Integration with Moodle, Canvas and other LMSs
- Analytics, activity and metrics
- Resources for gamification and active learning
Specialized support and dedicated training.
To activate your premium plan, contact your institution's IT and Innovation team.
What is Genially?
Genially started out in 2015 as a startup founded by Juan Rubio (CEO), Chema Roldán (CTO) and Luis García (CPO). Today, the tool has 40 million users worldwide and more than 150 employees working remotely.
Companies and institutions that design learning and communication experiences with Genially include Anaya, Oxford University, Edebé, Edelvives, Grupo Trébol, the Navarre Department of Education, Santillana and Columbia University. Over the years, the company has also received a number of national and international awards and recognitions.
What is RedIRIS?
RedIRIS is an advanced communications and ICT services infrastructure designed for affiliated institutions, mainly research centers and universities.
This network falls under the Spanish Government's Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, which has delegated its management to the public business entity Red.es.
