Want To Be An Expert? Federal Fluminense University (UFF) Offers Free Online Graduate Course In Planning, Implementation, And Management Of Distance Education

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Published on 25/01/2025 at 09:01

Quer ser um especialista? Universidade Federal oferece curso gratuito de pós-graduação online (EAD) em planejamento, implementação e gestão da educação a distância

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Get Qualified in Distance Learning with UFF! Free Postgraduate Course with 180 Spots Available at Various Locations in Rio de Janeiro. Sign Up Now and Make a Difference in Education!

Federal Fluminense University (UFF), through the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics, has just launched the PIGEAD Announcement No. 01/2025, which opens registrations for the free online (EAD) Postgraduate Lato Sensu Course in Planning, Implementation, and Management of Distance Education. This is a unique opportunity for basic education teachers and educational managers who wish to specialize and enhance their skills in the field of distance learning. With 180 spots distributed across different locations in the state of Rio de Janeiro, the course offers excellent continuing education.

The primary objective of the free course is to train tutors, authors of didactic materials, and managers to work on distance education projects, based on UFF’s consolidated experience. With a total workload of 420 hours, the program will be conducted continuously in the online (EAD) format, using the MOODLE Virtual Learning Environment (AVA). The curriculum includes subjects such as Fundamentals of Distance Education, Planning of Distance Courses, and Production of Didactic Material, as well as a Final Course Project (TFC).

Spots and Offer Locations

The 180 postgraduate spots are evenly distributed among five UFF locations in the state of Rio de Janeiro, each with 36 spots available. Check out the participating locations:

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How Does the Selection Process Work?

The selection process will be conducted in two phases: registration and evaluation. To register, it is necessary to fill out the form and submit the relevant documentation. The selection criteria include analysis of courses and experience in the field of education. 10% of the spots are reserved for technical-administrative staff and faculty at UFF.

Who Can Participate?

To apply for the postgraduate course, it is necessary to have a degree recognized by MEC and work as a basic education teacher or educational manager. Additionally, it is required to have internet access and basic computer skills to attend activities in the virtual environment.

How to Register for the Free Course?

Registrations for the free online (EAD) course must be made directly on the official UFF website, (access the link). The final deadline for submitting the form and documents is February 20, 2025. Don’t miss the chance to qualify in a recognized course and obtain a nationally valid postgraduate certificate!

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Want To Be An Expert? Federal Fluminense University (UFF) Offers Free Online Graduate Course In Planning, Implementation, And Management Of Distance Education

Get Qualified in Distance Learning with UFF! Free Postgraduate Course with 180 Spots Available at Various Locations in Rio de Janeiro. Sign Up Now and Make a Difference in Education!

Spots and Offer Locations

How Does the Selection Process Work?

Who Can Participate?

How to Register for the Free Course?

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Want To Be An Expert? Federal Fluminense University (UFF) Offers Free Online Graduate Course In Planning, Implementation, And Management Of Distance Education

Get Qualified in Distance Learning with UFF! Free Postgraduate Course with 180 Spots Available at Various Locations in Rio de Janeiro. Sign Up Now and Make a Difference in Education!

Spots and Offer Locations

How Does the Selection Process Work?

Who Can Participate?

How to Register for the Free Course?

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