Third-year students of Pedagogy of the University of Santiago de Compostela had last week its last class of Educational Technology.

The proposal for this last class was a gymkhana of QR codes - located in different spaces of the Faculty of Education Sciences (Campus Vida) - in which they address different aspects worked throughout the subject.

The driving force behind the session was the current fashionable series "13 reasons", which in this case had as a goal that the students sought 13 reasons to learn about Educational Technology and where teachers also used 13 reasons that they specified how they had lived the subject. In addition, in similarity to the series, the students were given a recording with an explanatory audio and a map with different codes.

Test number 13, to finish the session, students and teachers were placed outside the faculty with the aim of developing a learning network. To do this, each of the attendees was asked to send a string to a person from whom he had learned something along the subject. And so, little by little, the learning network of the subject of Educational Technology was built.