EMILIO JOSE DELGADO ALGARRA

Emilio José Delgado Algarra is an Associate Professor in the Department of Integrated Didactics at the University of Huelva, Spain. Specializing in Didactics of Social Sciences, he leads multiple academic initiatives including the Center for Research in Contemporary Thought and Innovation for Social Development (COIDESO), the Master of Research in Teaching and Learning of Experimental, Social, and Mathematics Sciences, and the East Asian Academic and Cultural Center. He coordinates the HUM168 research group (DESIGN) and serves as coordinator of the international teaching network INNOVAGOGIA in Japan.

• PhD in Education from Universidad de Almería (2020)
• PhD in Education from Universidad de Huelva (2014)

His research focuses on citizenship education, multicultural competence, and technology integration in social sciences teaching. He explores topics like historical memory, augmented reality applications, game-based learning, and global-local identity formation. He has published extensively on these themes, particularly examining comparative practices between Spain and Japan.

Delgado Algarra actively develops digital tools for educational assessment and has collaborated on international MOOCs analysis. He has contributed to heritage education frameworks and teacher training programs that incorporate feminist and animal ethics perspectives for social transformation.