Open Movements, on-line communities and the Internet.
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Felipe Ortega is Postdoc Researcher and Project Manager in GSyC/Libresoft, a research group at University Rey Juan Carlos, (Madrid, Spain). He is also part-time Associate Professor at University Alfonso X El Sabio, teaching courses in the Information and Communication Technologies Department.
His work is currently related to 3 main areas:
- Online communities and Open Movements, specially projects involving millions of users connected by the Internet. In particular, he's specialized in the analysis of Wikipedia and FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Software).
- Statistical analyses and quantitative methodologies for data mining, using GNU R.
- Theory and practice of Pedagogy, focusing on its applications for teaching on FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Software) and Open Movements, in general. He's interested in Constructionist Learning and b-learning.
The aim of this website is to collect information related to my research work and technical interests that may be useful for other people, as well.
