Project “MOOC: Introduction to Git”, solutions for professional training in time of pandemic
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25746/ruiips.v8.i4.21985Keywords:
e-Learning, professional qualification, accessibility, Git, MOOCAbstract
The present project is based on the growing relevance of the use of online training platforms about the availability and accessibility of distance learning resources, assuming an increasingly prominent importance due to the current pandemic situation. Using the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) technology, this training offer aims to learn about the GIT Software. An MOCC is an online course modality with the particularity of being free and without restrictions on access to any individual who expresses interest in learning. It is characterized by being open, informal and free, and with great scalability in the online training offer. In this context, all courses taught are accessible to all and without requiring minimum qualifications for their participation. They also allow access to large communities, whether students or professionals from the most varied fields, assuming themselves as a very credible alternative for the dissemination of knowledge and contributing to the professional and personal training of those who attend them. Through the e-Raizes Redes platform, it is possible to access the training content “MOOC - Introduction to Git”, which will allow a more concrete learning about the GIT Software, with particular focus on the procedures for its installation and more basic uses, from the user's perspective.
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