Professional Qualification Program
sustainable development, open education, and intelligent component
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Credentialing, Health education, Artificial intelligence.Abstract
Pedagogical innovation is a trend and requires approaches based on professional technical skills, which need to be developed to better achieve the strategic goals defined in technology-mediated education. Increasingly, this practice is seen as a facilitator of open, flexible, and distance education processes, especially in developing countries, due to the importance of education for the growth and advancement of science and technology. This experience report aims to present the proposal for a professional qualification program, consisting of professionalization courses with the presence of an intelligent component and open educational resources, within a virtual learning environment, in line with sustainable development goals. As a result of the implementation of this program, 22,126 enrollments were offered across 5 courses that, when completed, correspond to 180 hours of training in the Unified Health System Regulation Professionals Qualification Program. In conclusion, the structure proposed for the program and the use of an intelligent component in the forum to recommend content, combined with a set of open educational resources, favor possibilities for lifelong learning and development. Recommending content in a communication forum was a differential presented in the program.
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