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formación de profesionales con mayor
capacidad de adaptación, pensamiento crítico y
dominio de procesos digitales aplicados al
desarrollo de proyectos. Sin embargo, su
impacto dependerá de la existencia de políticas
institucionales, estrategias pedagógicas
adecuadas y compromiso permanente de
docentes y estudiantes. Por ello, se recomienda
continuar desarrollando investigaciones que
profundicen en la evaluación longitudinal de
BIM dentro de la educación superior y analicen
su influencia en el desempeño académico y
profesional de los egresados.
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