The new dimensions of e-community and e-identity may justify innovative methodologies in the design, implementation and development of the teaching-learning process at Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) [1,2]. In this context, teaching-learning process should be seen as a complex and constantly dynamic reality [3,4,5]. ICT-based techno-pedagogical innovations are clearly associated with models that include representations, visions, skills, resources, attitudes and practices of their social actors, as well as the negotiation process of teaching-learning [1,6]. The growing adoption of Learning Management Systems (LMSs) has led to the introduction of new teaching/learning approaches and to the promotion of different educational contexts within the online environment. It is vital, however, to consider the role of the LMS users, so to provide them with a supportive and inclusive environment that delivers enriched educational experiences.

A/B/C-TEACH explores the ways effective teaching could be accomplished when bridging the fields of affective-, blended- and collaborative-learning into a hybrid, LMS-based, enhanced teaching-learning environment.