Summary
Miguel Gea is a seasoned professor and researcher at the Universidad de Granada with over three decades of academic experience and eight years framed as a software-focused practitioner, specializing in human-computer interaction, user interface and multimedia design. He has directed institutional e-learning initiatives—running the Virtual Learning Centre and coordinating MOOC infrastructures and the "Identidades Digitales" course—blending social learning with transmedia storytelling and game elements. His work spans inclusive design, UX and transmedia projects such as the Alhambra initiative, and he has contributed to EU and Spanish research on e-training and e-coaching for socio-labor integration. As a former department director and EFQUEL board member, he combines scholarly rigor (PhD in Computer Science) with practical program leadership across Fine Arts, Computer Science and Audiovisual Communication. Notably, his profile reflects an uncommon mix of hands-on multimedia creativity and large-scale educational infrastructure coordination.
9 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Computer Science, PhD, Computer Science at Universidad de Granada