The Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) is a Spanish public university. Founded in 1972, it provided access to university and higher education to those who could not attend classes for work, economic, residence or other reasons. It is the largest public university in Spain, with more than 210,000 students. Its main objective is to provide quality higher and continuing education, both nationally and internationally, and it is also a leader in the integration of cutting-edge technologies applied to teaching and learning. One of its distinctive features is the use of a blended learning methodology and complementary pedagogical tools (online virtual university campus, educational television and radio, UNED-mobile). UNED has more than 60 associated regional study centers, where tutoring is provided and students have access to various academic services (library, face-to-face tutoring, ICT facilities) and is present in more than 20 centers abroad. It has some 1,500 full-time professors in Madrid, distributed among nine faculties and two technical schools. Together with the administrative staff (1,200 employees), they oversee the academic and organizational aspects of more than 30 degree programs, more than 40 graduate programs and 15 doctoral programs. As part of its social outreach initiatives, the university offers special programs for students with disabilities, senior citizens and students from penitentiary institutions. In addition, UNED is a multilevel, research-based institution of higher education, offering programs across the entire spectrum of higher education. Conscious of its social role and committed to facilitating access to university education for students of all ages and backgrounds, it strives for quality and excellence in all aspects of its work. It offers more than 600 continuing education programs, with more than 17,500 students. UNED Senior, aimed at people over 55 years old. It has a broad social influence with radio and television programming, is committed to Open Education and has a long tradition in OpenCourseWare, open educational resources and, more recently, MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). As a public research university, committed to achieving quality and excellence, it strives to extend its international activity, with a significant number of agreements and projects in innovation, research and knowledge transfer, aware of its social role in providing educational opportunities for all. Among the resources, infrastructures and equipment available: - Web page of the project to be developed in the international platform of academic blogs of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hypotheses.org (http://investigauned.uned.es/hypotheses/). - Institutional repository of the UNED (http://e-spacio.uned.es/) for the publication of the project results under CC license. - MS Teams software for online conference calls, available at UNED. - Collaborative writing in the cloud and file sharing through Microsoft Office 365. - Videoconferencing rooms for meetings (Faculty of Philology, UNED). - CEMAV (Centro de Medios Audiovisuales de la UNED) for the recording of LMOOC videos and the dissemination of project results. - CEMAV allows audio and video recording for Radio (Radio 3, Radio 5, Radio Exterior de España), TV (La 2 de TVE, Canal Internacional de TVE, and some local TV stations). Internet (CanalUNED, RTVE-UNED, Youtube-UNED) and Editorial UNED (educational DVDs, electronic books...). - OTRI (Office for the Transfer of Research Results), which offers guidance in the drafting of agreements and contracts with private companies, promoting university-company collaboration. - Electronic equipment to record audio and video from home, in case it is impossible to record videos for LMOOC at CEMAV. The international activity is based on a significant number of agreements signed with various institutions throughout the geographical area of influence. It participates in different international projects whose main objective is to promote progress in research, innovation, application and transfer of knowledge involving the use of Information and Communication Technologies in Higher Education. The objective of the Vice-rectorate for Internationalization and Centers abroad is to promote the international mobility of the university community. With respect to the previous academic year, there has been an increase in: bilateral agreements to benefit teachers, students and administration and services personnel; the number of students participating in long and short term mobility, combined intensive programs.