Date:
SELF-PACED
Dedication:
6 hours
Course type:
MOOC (Massive Open Online Course)
Lessons:
2
Languages:
Español
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Search, access and use of Internet content
A MOOC course to learn about searching for content on the Internet, how to access and use the contents found according to the licenses they have. Estimated total time needed: 6 hours.
Assistant Professor Doctor. ETSIT UPM
Teacher UPM
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