The reality of the pandemic has put us to the test in all areas of our personal, social, and professional lives. Never as much as now have we had to show our resilience and adaptability. Without a doubt, the presence of COVID-19 will mark a before and after in education. Just a year ago the coronavirus arrived to change our lives and an indisputable truth is that education as we knew it will not be possible until 2019, in any of its levels or modalities. The confinement and the so-called new normal that we are living, where we have learned to live with the care and precautions imposed by the new coronavirus, have shown the great gap in access to education and the resources that it requires to be carried out in each country . This inequality of resources, such as the Zoom boom , which separates those who have a lot from those who have little (and even those who have no tools), has forced us to think about the various ways to reduce this gap, particularly on issues very sensiti