New technologies as innovative teaching-learning strategies in the Digital Era

New technologies are present in our daily lives and education is not exempt from them. In this article we ask ourselves what their role is in the classrooms and, more specifically, in the teaching-learning process. In addition, we ask whether distance education is adequate for the proper development of said process and for the development of student knowledge; as well as if new technologies as a teaching tool are appropriate to the educational paradigm. The global teaching-learning process is limited to the precise moment in which there is an effective transmission of information that originates from a sender (teachers) and reaches a receiver (students). The characteristic communicative act of the teaching-learning pedagogical process allows us to question ourselves about the suitability, the didactic adequacy and the impact of the use of new communication and information technologies in the classroom at the individual and social level. Besides, the strengths and weaknesses of learning about the use of new technologies in the classroom are analyzed.