Texts must be submitted in Word format (.doc, .docx) for text and tables; in Excel for graphs. Images or photographs must be in JPG, PNG, or TIFF format (in a separate folder). Texts must be submitted properly typed without using text boxes. Use Word paragraph styles. All author information must be included, especially email addresses and ORCID identifiers.

Images must have a minimum resolution of 150 dpi or 300 pixels. They must be included in the Word document for reference during layout, as well as in a separate folder for insertion into the laid-out page.

Font: Arial, Times New Roman, or Calibri, 12-point, 1.15 line spacing, and default margins.

The title, abstract, and keywords must be submitted in Spanish and English.

Include the authors’ names, highest academic degree, international affiliation (name of the university, department, or unit), email address, and ORCID identifier. It is important to indicate the corresponding author.

Keywords: (bold, 12-point font). 3 to 5 words, separated by commas. These must be relevant to the research topics, preferably taken from the UNESCO thesaurus.

Section or subsection titles: bold, 12-point font, left-aligned.

The text of the abstract should present the objective or purpose of the research; the method or approach used to conduct the study; the population or sample; the sampling procedures; and the analysis methods. The results should highlight the main findings that are most relevant to the field of study. Finally, the abstract should present conclusions.

Tables and figures must be numbered. Follow the IEEE format.

Equations must be centered in the text, use Arabic numerals, and be written using the MS Office Word equation editor; they must not be included as images in the text or within text boxes.

References must be formatted according to the IEEE style.