She has been a visiting scholar at Brown University and at Oxford University, where she did research on hypertext. She is Co-Chair of the HT 00 Conference Reading Section and a member of the Program Committee. We encourage participation in all languages, provided that any contribution has a Spanish translation. It is so far the only publication of its kind in Spanish, and the public has been very responsive, sending encouraging emails and visiting the site.
Computers are also less integrated at all levels of education than in other countries.
But it is to be hoped that things will change in the near future. The curricula are fairly conservative, although there are some exceptions in small private Universities. I have made many friends and have started multiple fruitful collaborations with a number of foreign researchers working in different disciplines, but it is not particularly encouraged by the academic authorities. Travel funds and cooperation projects are scarce. It has yet to be concluded, but I can already say that the examined material shows that hypertext is not being exploited to its full potential in Humanities Computing.