Carolina Suárez Vega

Carolina Suarez Vega es Gestora de Proyectos eLearning del BID. Desde el 2003 se ha desempeñado en el área de la educación a distancia, trabajando como consultora eLearning y diseñadora instruccional para diferentes organismos internacionales y universidades en México y Colombia. Ha participado como expositora en las conferencias anuales de la European Distance and E-learning Nerwork (EDEN). Carolina es profesional en Lenguajes y Estudios Socioculturales de la Universidad de Los Andes en Colombia y graduada de la Universidad de Maryland (Máster) en Educación a Distancia, certificada en Educación a Distancia y Liderazgo. Ha sido tutora en línea para los cursos del BID y universidades en América Latina.

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Carolina Suárez Vega