ICT Assisted Presence includes the adoption of various didactic and methodological strategies such as: the inverted class, the extended classroom, the inclusive class, Co-creation, ramification, project-based learning, experiential learning, StoryTelling, case study, collaborative and cooperative learning, etc; of techniques based on TAC "Technologies of Learning and Knowledge", TEP "Technologies for Empowerment and Participation", APA "Personal Learning Environments" and the integration of didactic activities such as reading, conceptual maps, group discussion , socialization, plenary etc; through the use of specific technological mediations. In this sense, ICT Assisted Presence is characterized by being open, flexible and adaptable to the circumstances and institutional pedagogical idiosyncrasies.
From the technological point of view, ICT Assisted Presence is possible given the current technological advances that allow better conditions and capabilities for connectivity, for access to information (personal computers, tablets, mobile devices), ICT tools such as simulators, synchronous and asynchronous platforms for two-way communication and interaction, application software and social software tools.