Jorge Franganillo

Jorge Franganillo is a Professor and researcher at the University of Barcelona's Faculty of Information and Audiovisual Media, where he coordinates the Master's Degree in Digital Content Management since 2023. He belongs to multiple teaching collectives including GIDD, CAV, CSM, GCD, and Contracted teaching staff. His international experience includes teaching positions at Hochschule der Medien (Stuttgart), Fachhochschule Kärnten (Villach), Jan Amos Komenský University (Prague), University of Dubrovnik, University of Bucharest, and Polytechnic University of Valencia.

Dr. Franganillo holds a Doctorate in Information and Communication. His academic journey reflects a deep commitment to bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications across various international contexts in the field of information science and audiovisual media.

His research spans several interconnected domains focused on the evolving digital landscape. Franganillo investigates how individuals manage personal information across multiple devices and platforms, examining the psychological aspects of digital organization. He explores the application of artificial intelligence in content creation, particularly analyzing both the opportunities and ethical challenges presented by generative AI technologies. His work on digital formats management addresses the technical and organizational challenges of preserving digital information over time. Franganillo also contributes significantly to the field of clear language communication, particularly through his analysis of the ISO 24495-1 standard for plain language in official communications. His research on television nostalgia and segment programming reveals how audiovisual archives are being creatively repurposed in contemporary media.

Franganillo's recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward examining the intersection of emerging technologies with information management practices. His work increasingly focuses on AI applications across multiple domains - from library science to media production - while maintaining a critical perspective on ethical implications. He has expanded his research to include analysis of digital communication clarity in public administration and the psychological impact of AI-generated content on media consumers. His scholarly output shows a consistent pattern of addressing timely issues at the forefront of information science and digital communication.

As coordinator of the Master's Degree in Digital Content Management, Franganillo guides numerous student projects and research initiatives. He has participated in significant European projects including eMEDia (2013-2017) and CRISH (2017-2018), demonstrating his capacity to secure and manage substantial research funding. His work with the UB DIBA Chair of Applied Communication to Public Administrations highlights his commitment to knowledge transfer between academia and public institutions.

Franganillo actively participates in the Research Center for Information, Communication and Culture (CRICC) and the Teaching Innovation Group in Communication and Audiovisual Media (In-COMAV). These affiliations provide collaborative frameworks for his research and enable him to integrate theoretical insights with practical applications in educational settings. His involvement in these research groups facilitates interdisciplinary approaches to complex information challenges in contemporary society.