Ignacio (Nacho) Despujol is a distinguished educator and technology leader at Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), where he serves as the MOOC initiative coordinator. His diverse academic background includes a PhD in Educational Technology from Universidad de Murcia, Master's degrees in Telecommunication and Aeronautical Engineering from UPV, an Executive MBA from Catholic University of Valencia, and certification as a commercial pilot. Under his leadership, UPV has developed over 150 MOOCs with more than 4.6 million enrollments through their platform upvx.es and edx.org. His work has been particularly impactful in expanding Open edX's presence in Spanish universities, securing 500,000 euros in European Union funding. As an IEEE senior member and board member of the Valencia Telecommunication Engineering Guild, he combines his technical expertise with educational innovation, teaching Airport Engineering to aerospace students using a flipped classroom approach. His research and implementation of MOOCs has achieved an 8.69% completion rate with high student satisfaction levels.

Jaime Busquets Mataix serves as the Head of Systems and Communications Networks Service at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), where he combines his Industrial Organization Engineering background with technology management and education. In his role, he oversees the university's critical communications infrastructure while also sharing his expertise through various training courses in microcomputing and new technologies for administrative staff. His work focuses on maintaining and advancing the university's technological capabilities while ensuring that staff members are well-trained in the latest technological developments. Through his dual role as both administrator and educator, he has contributed significantly to the modernization and efficiency of UPV's technological infrastructure and staff development programs.

Ana María Checa Rubio works in the New Technologies section of the Library at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where she applies her Documentation Sciences degree to advance digital resource management. As a key member of the library team, she specializes in teaching scientific information resource searching techniques to both faculty and administrative staff. Her role combines technical expertise with educational outreach, focusing on helping university personnel effectively navigate and utilize scientific information resources. Through her training programs, she enhances the research capabilities of the university community by sharing her knowledge of information science and digital resource management.