Ana Isabel Sacristán

Ana Isabel Sacristán is a Researcher and Teacher at Cinvestav-IPN in Mexico, where she has held the position of Teacher-researcher in the Department of Mathematical Education since 1989. She completed her PhD in Mathematics Education at the University of London, United Kingdom, in 1997. Her research focuses on integrating digital technologies into mathematics education, analyzing educational uses of technological tools, and designing digital resources for teaching and training. She has also explored early access to mathematical concepts (e.g., infinity) through digital tools.

**Affiliations & Visits:**

• Visiting Researcher at INRP (France, March–July 2011)
• Visiting Researcher at University of Quebec in Montreal (2005)
• Visiting Research Fellow at University of London (2004)

**Research Interests:**
Her work bridges technology and mathematics education, emphasizing:

• Technology-driven learning trajectories in mathematics
• Design and implementation of digital resources for education
• Educational impacts of ICT and regional tech adoption

**Publications:**
Sacristán has authored influential works, including contributions to Technology, Knowledge and Learning, International Journal of Computers for Mathematical Learning, and co-edited volumes like Mathematics Education and Technology—Rethinking the Terrain. Her research often collaborates with international scholars, focusing on technology's role in teaching and teacher development.

**Labs/Teams:**
Active in national and international networks, particularly in Mexico's mathematics education initiatives and global tech integration projects.