Polish MOOC is called Navoica
Polish MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) – a free virtual course platform designed by OPI PIB – is now called Navoica. The name refers to Nawojka – the first Polish woman to study at the Jagiellonian University in the 15th century. She had to hide being a girl by disguising herself as a man, since education was not widely available at the time. Today, it’s a different story, also thanks to the MOOCs. The Polish MOOC platform has a new address: https://navoica.pl. Our Institute - along with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education – invites you to participate in these courses. Upon course completion, each registered user can receive a certificate issued by a science institution that has designed a particular course. There are five courses available at the moment (in Polish):
- Technical aspects of MOOC courses’ creation – course designed and developed by the Young Science Foundation,
- Strategic management – course designed and developed by the Young Science Foundation,
- Report interpretation in the Uniform Anti-plagiarism System – designed and developed by our Institute (National Information Processing Institute),
- Signal transmission techniques – course designed and developed by the Warsaw University of Technology,
- Information technologies – course designed and developed by Łódź University of Technology.
More courses will be available soon.