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Free UTAS Certified E-Course: Preventing Dementia MOOC (with Free Personalised Certificate)

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Participants in the Preventing Dementia MOOC will learn about the risk factors for dementia from leading world experts. With the ageing of the world’s population, dementia is becoming the public issue of the 21st century. Enrol now to examine the evidence and reduce your risk.

The course includes a free certificate and it may be useful for professional development (CPD) records. The course is recommended as 8 hours in total accessible in your own time over 6 weeks and can be accessed on a phone, tablet or laptop/desktop.

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  • +1

    does it come with .edu.au email and free access to Microsoft Office?

    • +2

      No, it does not. I have previously done Understanding Dementia and it did not, as it is a MOOC course, not an award one.

    • +2

      Hi Wally - no, I think that is only if you sign up to a degree/award course, not a MOOC.

  • As someone who used to oversee the front-line staff in the student centre, this MOOC was the bane of my existence.

    • How so?

      • +1

        Imagine a lot of geriatrics trying to navigate a 'modern' university enrolment process, and online learning environments. Lots of hand holding and trying to explain what to click over the phone. Lots of "what web browser are you using?" "I don't know - I just click the button on the desktop and I open the internet." conversations.

    • edu email ?
    • -1

      Why are people so keen on an edu.au email - just curious?

      • +3

        Free Microsoft office and access to Samsung education store. Also depending on the uni you can get a student ID for cheap public transport.

      • I see a trend of people being given negative votes for asking a genuine question, wonder why that is

  • Where is the free fitbit?

  • +3

    I got this list of free courses (MOOC) around Australia if anyone interested - https://www.mooc-list.com/countries/australia

  • +2

    The Phantom considers one risk factor for dementia is being constantly surrounded by idiots.

  • +1

    If only I could remember to take this course.

    • Poor taste. You might thank yourself in a few years, or your children might.

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