In order to discuss different learning processes during the pandemic, professors and students from the basic and early education undergraduate program took part in the webinar titled: Virtual education, which was led by Maria Magdalena Blasich, from Argentina.

The most relevant aspects she addressed was "putting yourself in someone else's shoes", whether it is a student or a teacher, that is, considering various situations such as connectivity, which is more difficult in rural areas, little knowledge of technology and personal conflicts due to confinement.

Blasich stressed that the online education has generated ties of friendship, solidarity and flexibility between students and teachers that may not have been possible in person.

It is clear that virtuality has forced us to find new ways to communicate or strengthen the usual ones. In this process students and teachers have become more creative in the use of tools to make themselves understood. Finally, Blasich, stated that the most important thing caused by the pandemic is that there's learning in all areas.