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Secom-PR and MEC offer free online courses in communication, focusing on topics such as digital citizenship and combating misinformation. Enrollment is done through the AVAMEC platform, with a certificate at the end.
The Secretary of Social Communication of the Presidency of the Republic (Secom-PR), in partnership with the Ministry of Education (MEC) and other civil society organizations, has opened spots for free courses focused on media education. These courses are an excellent opportunity for teachers, educators, and interested individuals to enhance their skills in critical media literacy and other essential topics.
Available Courses
The courses are part of the Media Education Collection and address topics such as digital citizenship, online safety, protection of children and adolescents, combating misinformation, promoting human rights, and strengthening democracy. Here are the courses currently available:
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- Complementary Activities of Media Education – Produced by Redes Cordiais.
- Digital Citizen – Produced by Safernet Brazil.
- Media Education for Adolescents and Youth – Produced by Safernet Brazil.
- Media Education in Practice – Produced by Instituto Palavra Aberta.
- Educating for Good Online Choices – Produced by Safernet Brazil.
- Fake Hurts: Investigate Misinformation – Produced by Instituto Vero.
These courses have been developed to empower teachers and educators in highly relevant topics for today’s society, providing tools and knowledge to engage with media critically and informatively.
How to Enroll?
To enroll in any of these courses, follow the steps below:
- Access the AVAMEC platform.
- Log in using your gov.br username and password.
- Select the desired course through this link.
After completing the course, students will receive a certificate validated by the proposing organizations.
Additional Course Details
The MEC courses vary in duration and workload, offering flexibility for participants to adapt their studies to their routines. Additionally, all courses are accessible online, allowing students to learn from anywhere with an internet connection.
- Complementary Activities of Media Education: Focuses on complementing educators’ training with practical and reflective activities on media and communication.
- Digital Citizen: Teaches about the rights and responsibilities of citizens in the digital environment, promoting a safer and ethical internet.
- Media Education for Adolescents and Youth: Targeted at educators working with adolescents, addressing specific issues relevant to this age group.
- Media Education in Practice: Offers strategies and methodologies to integrate media education into daily school life.
- Educating for Good Online Choices: Emphasizes the importance of making informed and safe choices in the digital environment.
- Fake Hurts: Investigate Misinformation: Empowers participants to identify and combat misinformation, fostering a culture of verification and critical thinking.
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