Last Friday ended the twenty-fifth edition of the Summer Courses of the Open University in Dénia, a prestigious event that every year attracts hundreds of students from across the country to our city, interested in the proposed themes.
The last courses taught left several issues to reflect on by way of conclusion, such as the enhancement of rock heritage in the Marina Alta. To finish the course Rock art in the Navy. La Cova del Comte de Pedreguer, Students visited the Cova de la Catxupa of Dénia, "a rocky coat of Levantine art with an important collection of human and animal figures", Said archaeologist Juan de Dios Boronat.
This course planning an excavation campaign in the month of October also announced to extend the work that has been developed on the outside of the Cova del Comte with the aim of finding archaeological remains with a anitgüedad of 25.000 to 30.000 years .
Also on Friday he completed the course Contemporary China: negotiation and tourism, Which was latent need to bet on social networks in promoting businesses and destinations for Asian audiences. And, although China emits 100 million tourists a year, only 60.000 have chosen our country as a holiday destination, generated in part by the lack of knowledge of the area.
Finally, analysis of OER was one of the topics covered in depth in the course Digital life today: merging multiple roles and opportunities for learning a foreign language.
free massive courses online, Licenses Creative Common or Mobile Learning They were other issues discussed at the roundtable which ended with the last summer course UNED in its twenty-fifth edition.
