NOOC I: What is nuclear safety culture? 2nd edition is a revised version of the already run first edition, offered as an in-kind contribution from Tecnatom and UNED to the sustainability of the MOOCs funded by Euratom Horizon 2020 ANNETTE project.

Free registration in OPEN UNED platform and later enrolment in the course is available in the link below (remember to change to English in the drop-down situated up-right):
https://iedra.uned.es/courses/course-v1:UNED+safetycult_02+2010_T2/about

This edition won´t have support from the teaching team, as it will remain indefinitely in OPEN UNED platform. For administrative reasons, this edition has an ending date of December 20th, 2020, but after this date another edition will be opened.
As this NOOC (nano MOOC) is a part of the MOOCs “Introducing safety culture and its application to the nuclear field”, in case you haven´t registered yet in the other two, we encourage you to do so.
NOOC II 2nd edition. Understanding Nuclear Safety Culture starting May 5th, 2020
NOOC III 2nd edition. Developing leadership for safety starting May 19th, 2020
We would like to have the participants of the three NOOCs interacting and sharing experiences.
Thanks in advance for announcing these NOOCs to your contacts. You can use the promo video, the blog of the courses and our social networks at the end. We are now 130 enrolled in this course, but we would like to have more of you, and very active in the course!
See you in the course!

Blog of the courses: http://blogs.uned.es/inooc/en/mooc_introducing_safety_culture/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/inooc_uned
Hastag: #safetyculture #ENEN #Nuclear #nuclearfield
In the Conference, our work in the field of nuclear ET innovation was presented, and more specifically our current development of the MOOC on Nuclear Safety Culture within ANNETTE project in collaboration with TECNATOM.
Fostering innovation in the nuclear ET sector through e-learning and MOOCs within the Horizon 2020 ANNETTE project
Alonso Ramos, M., Sánchez-Elvira Paniagua, A., Sanz Gozalo, J., Abarca Ahijado, D., González González, F., Feliz Murias, T. & Castro Alonso, M.
UNED has played an important role in the introduction of eLearning to guide the innovation in the project. Our commitment to the project is centred in the MOOC “Introducing Nuclear Safety and its application to the nuclear field”. Nuclear Safety Culture (NSC) is a multidisciplinary discipline, the first driver for all nuclear organizations, and a must when teaching on any subject in the nuclear field. The MOOC, built on the expertise in NSC of the engineering company Tecnatom, and guided by the know-how of UNED in open, online learning and MOOCs, is then part of an innovative offer for advanced education, contributing as well to a horizontal communication between stakeholders in the nuclear sector. Also, the possibility to be followed by anyone anywhere opens the scope of the participants to professionals from other industrial sectors, and to talented young students or professionals. Considering the number of people retiring and the difficulties to attract talent to the nuclear sector this networking activity becomes one of the strategic objectives of the MOOC.

Aarhus University. Denmark

Ángeles Sánchez-Elvira Paniagua presenting the current developments of the MOOC on Nuclear Safety Culture in OOFEHC2018
Aarhus University (Denmark)
10 – 12 October 2018
]]>Innovative social approach in the nuclear sector: a MOOC in Nuclear Safety Culture within H2020 ANNETTE project
Mercedes Alonso-Ramos1, Ángeles Sánchez-Elvira1, Javier Sanz Gozalo1, David Abarca Ahijado2, Álvaro Pablo Muñoz Rodrigo2, Fernando González González2, Tiberio Feliz Murias1, Manuel Alonso Castro Gil1
1UNED, Spain; 2Tecnatom, Spain
The audience talked about the big expectation on what a MOOC of this type in the nuclear sector could attain regarding specially the collaborative learning environment and the interaction between very different target groups: the nuclear sector professionals as well as master students and professionals from other industries.



Our book on Nuclear Knowledge Management (Carlos Merino Moreno, Mercedes Alonso Ramos, Néstor González Aure y Reinaldo Plaz Landaeta) has been recently presented. This book is a frame of reference that aims to clarify, encourage and support aspects such as the use of operational experience, the generational change, documentation of work practices, among others. These elements that star in the agendas of organizations in the nuclear sector.
The presentation of the book took place in Ávila, Spain, during the 44th Spanish Nuclear Society Annual Meeting.
The book and e-book are already available in Editorial UNED.


Speakers:
– Berenger Bríquez (TMC Spain). Work in the 21st century.
– Vicento Prieto (Apertia). Connection with others.
– María Lorente (New Worlds Group). Critical thinking
– Carlos Merino (UAM). Innovation and creativity.
– Ángeles Sánchez-Elvira (UNED). Lifelong Learning and Digital Competence. INOOC
– Mercedes Alonso (UNED). Lifelong Learning and Digital Competence. INOOC
Video of Presentation of the Conferences
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