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Senegal es un país subsahariano que desde hace unos años ha implantado la enseñanza de español como LE, sin embargo, no ha podido desarrollarse, de forma efectiva, debido al analfabetismo tecnológico reflejado en los índices de competencia digital. Por lo tanto, este trabajo tiene como objetivo analizar la competencia digital docente en la enseñanza del español en el país africano para identificar la brecha digital existente y cómo se incrementaría su riesgo de exclusión digital. Asimismo, intenta proponer herramientas digitales didácticas, es decir, ofrece una propuesta innovadora que promueve el uso de las nuevas tecnologías en la didáctica del español en Senegal. Desde el punto de vista metodológico, se trata de una investigación mixta cuali-cuantitativa basada en el Marco Común de competencia digital docente y el cuestionario diseñado por la Universidad de La Rioja para el análisis de competencias digitales docentes. Como muestra se han seleccionado docentes y estudiantes de español con lengua extranjera de la Universidad Gaston Berger en Senegal. Los resultados obtenidos indican que existe una disparidad en las competencias digitales, lo que promueve una brecha digital e incrementa su riesgo de exclusión digital. Por tanto, esta investigación intenta contribuir con el desarrollo de la competencia digital en las universidades senegalesas con el fin de mejorar la enseñanza del español y el desarrollo de competencias digitales. /// Senegal is a sub-Saharan country that for some years has introduced the teaching of Spanish as LE, however, it has not been able to develop, effectively, due to the technological illiteracy reflected in the digital competence indices. Therefore, this work aims to analyze the digital competence of teachers in the teaching of Spanish in the African country to identify the existing digital divide and how it would increase its risk of digital exclusion. It also tries to propose didactic digital tools, that is, it offers an innovative proposal that promotes the use of new technologies in the didactics of Spanish in Senegal. From the methodological point of view, this is a mixed qualitative-quantitative research based on the Common Framework of Teaching Digital Competence and the questionnaire designed by the University of La Rioja for the analysis of teaching digital competences. As a sample, teachers and students of Spanish with a foreign language from the Gaston Berger University in Senegal have been selected. The results show that there is a disparity in digital skills, which promotes a digital divide and increases their risk of digital exclusion. Therefore, this research aims to contribute to the development of digital competence in Senegalese universities in order to improve the teaching of Spanish and the development of digital skills.

Senegal is a sub-Saharan country that for some years has introduced the teaching of Spanish as LE, however, it has not been able to develop, effectively, due to the technological illiteracy reflected in the digital competence indices. Therefore, this work aims to analyze the digital competence of teachers in the teaching of Spanish in the African country to identify the existing digital divide and how it would increase its risk of digital exclusion. It also tries to propose didactic digital tools, that is, it offers an innovative proposal that promotes the use of new technologies in the didactics of Spanish in Senegal. From the methodological point of view, this is a mixed qualitative-quantitative research based on the Common Framework of Teaching Digital Competence and the questionnaire designed by the University of La Rioja for the analysis of teaching digital competences. As a sample, teachers and students of Spanish with a foreign language from the Gaston Berger University in Senegal have been selected. The results show that there is a disparity in digital skills, which promotes a digital divide and increases their risk of digital exclusion. Therefore, this research aims to contribute to the development of digital competence in Senegalese universities in order to improve the teaching of Spanish and the development of digital skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]