The NAU Platform in 5 words
NAU is an online platform managed by FCCN, a national pioneer in supporting teaching and training for large groups. Learn about the five dimensions that make up this platform for large audiences.
CENJOR offers three courses through the NAU Platform
Free communications training focused on identifying fake news, smartphone image capture techniques, and creating digital content. Registration is now open.
Return to school with FCCN. Discover 8 services for the higher education community.
If you are a professor or higher education student, learn about your options for the start of the academic year, where in-person teaching can be combined with distance learning.
The new NAU Platform website reinforces its commitment to training and qualification with free courses.
Digital skills are an essential pillar of competitiveness, and the NAU platform, in collaboration with public and private entities, aims to promote the production of relevant content, creating a consistent and collaborative ecosystem that encourages personal and professional development. This initiative is particularly important for Portugal's success in the digital world, aligning with the program of the XXII Constitutional Government.
«Educast allows you to manage your day-to-day work much better»
Over the past few years, the Center for Judicial Studies (CEJ) has uploaded more than 7,000 videos to the Educast platform, providing tens of thousands of minutes of content covering various areas of law. The CEJ's IT and eLearning technician explains why the FCCN unit is investing in this service, detailing some of the key benefits of this connection, which he believes will only grow in depth during the pandemic.
RCAAP marks International Open Access Week
RCAAP - Open Access Scientific Repositories in Portugal has created a website that publicizes activities throughout the country that are linked to the international Open Access week.
Arquivo.pt: The Role of Digital Preservation in Open Science
The manager of Arquivo.pt, Daniel Gomes, reveals some of the steps taken to fulfill the mission of “preserving information published on the Web for scientific and academic purposes”.
Arquivo.pt: The role of digital preservation in open science
The manager of Arquivo.pt, Daniel Gomes, reveals some of the steps taken to fulfill the mission of “preserving information published on the Web for scientific and academic purposes”.
