UFMG Opens Free Slots in Digital Education Courses for Those Looking to Boost Their Resume at the Start of the Year

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Published on 07/01/2025 at 16:45

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The Classes of the Course Offered by UFMG Are in Hybrid Format from January 20 to February 13, with Enrollment Until January 8 (Tomorrow!)

The Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) is open for enrollment for three free courses in short duration in the field of digital education. The training, offered by the Distance Education and Digital Education Board (DEDD/UFMG), is part of the Summer Courses of the DEDD Laboratory: Teacher Training for Digital Education project, according to the Catraca Livre website.

Available Courses Offered at UFMG

The available courses are:

Design and Creation of Interactive Educational Materials in Moodle
Creation and Editing of Multimedia Content: Videos and Podcasts
Exploring Moodle: Resources and Strategies to Enhance Your Courses

The spots are exclusive to UFMG professors, and each course offers eight spots filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

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How to Register for Free Courses at UFMG

Interested parties must register through the electronic form available until January 8. It will be possible to choose more than one training. Access the form to ensure your participation.

CLICK HERE AND REGISTER NOW FOR THE UFMG COURSES!

Each course has a workload of 15 hours, distributed over four face-to-face meetings of two hours and asynchronous virtual activities. The courses, which are practical in nature, are aimed at preparing materials that teachers can use in their subjects. Participants who complete the courses will receive a certificate of hours.

Digital Education Laboratory

The first edition of the summer courses also marks the inauguration of the Digital Education Laboratory (LED), a space equipped to promote training actions. The laboratory includes an 85-inch television, eight laptops, a studio for recording video lessons, and a room for web conferencing, providing a modern infrastructure for the development of digital skills.

UFMG Opens Free Slots in Digital Education Courses for Those Looking to Boost Their Resume at the Start of the Year

The Classes of the Course Offered by UFMG Are in Hybrid Format from January 20 to February 13, with Enrollment Until January 8 (Tomorrow!)

Available Courses Offered at UFMG

How to Register for Free Courses at UFMG

Digital Education Laboratory

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