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Curso de Docker
Curso com objetivo proporcionar compreensão prática sobre Docker, abordando princípios teóricos e aplicação prática em cenários reais, desde realizar a gestão completa de containers e orquestrações com Docker Compose, até mesmo implantando integrações avançadas com tecnologias contemporâneas, como inteligência artificial, Linux e serviços da cloud AWS
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7 hrs
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Every1 case studies
This collection of 15 case studies focuses on different aspects of the digital energy transition. Case studies are aimed at a range of different audiences, including energy communities, cluster organisations and those working in and with communities and municipalities. Case studies can be used flexibly and each includes: A factsheet, with key information. Real-life examples. Reflective questions to support individual and/or group discussions. Selected case studies also include short videos to help onboard you to a topic.
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1 hr
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No Hate, Just Sport: Discrimination and Hate Crime Awareness Training
No Hate, Just Sport Sport should be a safe, inclusive space for everyone where everyone can thrive. Including but not limited to players, coaches, referees and volunteers and fans. Yet hate crime, hate incidents and discrimination does happen in sport, from grassroots to the elite level. Everyday 'banter' can harm athletes, coaches, referees, and fans. In this training you'll learn how to spot, understand and respond to hate and discrimination in sport. These behaviours matter because: They harm the person targeted. They damage team spirit. They set the stage for more serious incidents and even crime.
Course
3 hrs
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The Orlov Revolt (1769–1770)
The Orlov Revolt (1769–1770), also known as the Orlov Events (Orlofika), was an unsuccessful Greek uprising against the Ottoman Empire during the Russo-Turkish War of 1768–1774. Organized with the support of the Russian Empire, the revolt formed part of Russia's broader strategy to weaken Ottoman rule in the Balkans by encouraging Orthodox Christian populations to rebel. The uprising was named after the Orlov brothers, who led the Russian expedition to Greece on behalf of Empress Catherine II. The revolt was concentrated primarily in the Peloponnese, particularly in the Mani Peninsula, where local Greek leaders cooperated with the limited Russian expeditionary force. However, the anticipated large-scale Russian military assistance never materialized, leaving the insurgents unable to withstand the Ottoman counteroffensive. The collapse of the uprising was followed by widespread destruction, massacres, and economic disruption across much of the Peloponnese. Although the revolt failed to achieve its immediate objective of liberating Greece from Ottoman rule, it had lasting historical significance. It demonstrated both the potential and the limitations of relying on foreign intervention, while influencing the development of Greek national consciousness and revolutionary planning. The events of 1769–1770, together with the provisions of the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca (1774), contributed to the political and economic conditions that ultimately facilitated the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence in 1821.
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Partnering For Equitable Research (PEERS Gallery)
An immersive and interactive exploration of equity in research partnerships. Situated in an online gallery, it takes you on a journey through the often-overlooked effects of institutions on collaborative research. Using the real life experiences of a diverse research teams, the course holds up a critical lens to how institutional requirements in areas such as legal, finance, ethics and data management can create inequity in partnerships.
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5 hrs
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Astrotourism for Development
This course is for individuals, tour guides, and tourism businesses seeking to start or expand tourism offerings by including nighttime activities, enhancing experiences with stargazing, cultural storytelling, and astronomy-based engagement.
Course
24 hrs
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IAU Office of Astronomy for Development Astronomy for Mental Health
This course equips facilitators, educators, and outreach professionals to use astronomy as a tool for personal exploration, reflection, and well-being in non-clinical settings. Over five modules, participants will explore how astronomy fosters awe, perspective, mindfulness, and connectedness; gain a grounding in mental health concepts; apply safeguarding strategies; and design, implement, and evaluate inclusive activities. The course offers evidence informed methods, ACT micro skills, and practical resources such as templates, blueprints, and evaluation guides to support the safe and confident delivery of astronomy for well-being programs.
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4 hrs
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NHS Salford Royal Bariatric Education
This course is created by Salford Royal Medical Weight Management & Bariatric Dietitians and is part of the funding requirement towards bariatric surgery. It equips service users with impartial and evidence based information i.e. Types of bariatric surgery - Dietary changes before and after surgery - Long term lifestyle and behavioural changes & supplementation post surgery.
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4 hrs
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Sustainability Words of Wisdom: Examples from Higher Education
Words of Wisdom is an online compendium of sustainability good practice gathered from colleagues across the Open University. This compendium showcases how sustainability is being meaningfully embedded into curricula and the student learning experience, through short, insightful contributions from educators and practitioners
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1 hr
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Neurodiverse Leadership: Empowering Everyone to Lead
At Strategic Leadership Academy, we believe great leadership comes in many forms. That’s why we’ve created a leadership programme specifically designed to support neurodivergent learners—including those with dyslexia, autism, ADHD, and related profiles. This fully online programme is delivered in a way that works with your strengths, supports your needs, and empowers you to lead with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.
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4 hrs
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Reflective thinking skills
Course description Reflective thinking improves your ability to learn and use other types of thinking. This course introduces some approaches to reflective thinking and allows you to actively practise them.
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12 hrs
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Healing Classrooms
The Healing Classrooms Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course is suitable for teachers and school staff currently supporting students from refugee backgrounds. This course is most relevant for UK-based educators working in mainstream education settings.
Course
20 hrs
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Introduction to Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)
Discover how AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and others decide which products or businesses to recommend and how to improve your chances of being chosen. Learn the basics of GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) to appear in AI-generated answers.
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1 hr
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English Proficiency Test for the Chinese Learners (EPTCL) with Comprehensive Assessment Framework
This Test assesses linguistic levels of the Chinese students at university level across core skills (listening, reading, writing, speaking) while diagnosing systemic strengths and weaknesses.
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1 hr
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OpenDataEcosystem
This course teaches fundamentals of data and open data ecosystems, highlighting the ODECO project’s efforts to train innovative researchers to build sustainable, user-driven, and inclusive open data ecosystems across Europe (H2020-MSCA-ITN-2020, grant agreement 955569).
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4 hrs
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Neurodiversity in policing: practical strategies for public-facing officers and staff
This course helps police and staff understand neurodiversity, improve interactions with neurodivergent individuals, and gain practical strategies for more inclusive, confident and effective policing across all public-facing roles.
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3 hrs
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How to make your voice heard: A participation guide for migrants
This guide provides practical information on the key routes to participation in civic, political and public life. It was created specifically for migrant communities in the UK to raise awareness of the opportunities to participate in decision-making.
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3 hrs
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Supporting migrant participation and inclusion in decision-making
This course introduces migrant support practitioners to participation in civic, political and public life as a key element of integration support that enables migrant representation and inclusion in decision-making.
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5 hrs
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Introduction to Food and Health
One of the most essential needs for survival is food. Food is anything that a living being consumes in order to stay nourished. The nutrients are compounds that are present in food. They are necessary for the human body's development, maintenance, and repair as well as for the control of vital functions.
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Breaking into Cybersecurity: Careers, Business & Freelance Success
This course offers a comprehensive guide to cybersecurity careers, covering industry trends, business services, freelancing opportunities, essential qualifications, lifelong learning, interview preparation, and strategies for long-term professional success.
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36 hrs
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The 10 Vital Information Technology Skills for the Modern Age and How to Develop Them
Do you want to stay competitive in today’s digital world? This article outlines the 10 essential IT skills you need, from coding and cybersecurity to AI and automation. Learn how to develop expertise through hands-on experience, online courses, and certifications, ensuring you remain at the forefront of technological innovation.
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Psychology-Based Conflict Resolution: Strategies for Effective Communication and Resolution
Struggling with conflict in your personal or professional life? This article explores psychology-based conflict resolution techniques, from emotional intelligence and active listening to cognitive reframing and nonviolent communication. Learn how to de-escalate disputes, manage high-conflict personalities, and turn disagreements into opportunities for collaboration and growth.
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Mastering Time Management: Essential Skills for Productivity and Success
Struggling to manage your time effectively? This article breaks down essential time management skills and strategies, from prioritization and time blocking to overcoming procrastination and avoiding digital distractions. Learn how to boost productivity, create better work-life balance, and develop habits that help you make the most of every day!
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Developing Literacy Skills as an Adult: Strategies for Lifelong Learning
Looking to improve your literacy skills as an adult? This article explores effective, science-backed strategies to enhance reading, writing, and comprehension. Learn how to develop critical thinking, use technology for literacy growth, overcome barriers like time constraints and self-doubt, and create a literacy-rich environment. Whether for personal enrichment or career advancement, discover practical steps to become a confident and engaged reader and writer at any stage of life!
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Exploring Career Paths for Creative Writers
Would you like to turn your love for writing into a career? This article explores diverse career paths for creative writers, from fiction and screenwriting to content marketing, journalism, and video game storytelling. Learn how to monetize your skills, discover new opportunities, and build a sustainable writing career that fits your passion. Whether you dream of publishing novels or crafting engaging copy, there's a path for you.
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A Guide for Elementary School Teachers: Managing Disobedient Students and Creating an Engaging Classroom
Struggling with classroom disruptions, disobedience, or students who just won’t engage? This guide dives into psychology-backed methods to help elementary school teachers build positive relationships, manage conflicts peacefully, and make learning fun—without yelling or threats. Discover how to create an engaging, respectful classroom, foster cooperation through trust, and keep your own stress in check. Whether you’re dealing with daily challenges or looking to enhance your teaching approach, this article offers practical, science-based strategies to help you thrive as an educator!
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The 12 Essential Leadership Skills and How to Develop Them
Want to become a more effective leader? This article explores the 12 essential leadership skills—from emotional intelligence to strategic thinking—and how to develop them with science-backed methods. Whether you're leading a team, an organization, or simply striving for personal growth, you'll discover practical strategies to enhance communication, decision-making, adaptability, and more. Learn how to inspire, motivate, and lead with confidence, all while staying resilient and ethical in a rapidly changing world. Read on to unlock your leadership potential!
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Take the Green Route!
This free course will support you to connect with nature on Green Routes as you walk and wheel around York, or elsewhere in the country. The four part course includes activities and resources to support you meet nature, get to know nature, care for nature and build a nature friendly lifestyle and community.
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8 hrs
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Exploring how to (re)use Language Open Educational Resources (OERs)
This course is guiding participants through the creation, sharing and use of multilingual and interactive Language Open Educational Resources (OER). The course is addressed to language teachers, trainers, and learners who wish to explore the (re) use, creation, and sharing of Language OER.
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24 hrs
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Chuxiliaoyu - Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Skills
Chuxiliaoyu is a theory and technique founded by Professor Lan Manbo, combining traditional Chinese medicine meridian and acupuncture point theory, Ayurveda, psychology, and modern medicine. In 2020, the Chuxiliaoyu technique was included in the "Skilled Nation" education platform of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions.
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The Green Insurer - Approach to ESG
IntroductionWe hear ESG being talked about a lot in the business world, but what is it and why is it important to businesses, their people and their customers?This course looks at ESG for The Green Insurer, an ethical car insurance provider in UK and how they have integrated it into their business for their people and customers.The Green Insurer offers carbon offsets and Green Rewards for driving in an environmentally friendly way to Car Insurance, Van Insurance and Learner Driver Insurance customers.
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1 hr
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Socioemotional learning for teachers in displacement context (IDPs & Refugees)
This course will equip teachers in Displacement camps across Africa with practical knowledge, tools, and strategies to integrate socio-emotional learning (SEL) into their teaching practices. Given the complex emotional and psychological needs of children who have experienced displacement and trauma, this course will empower teachers to foster emotional resilience, positive social skills, and a supportive learning environment. Teachers will also learn how to address their emotional well-being to sustain their role as supportive educators.
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12 hrs