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Mooc School for Workers: a partnership between Public University and the Federal Government in Brazil

This article presents the "Mooc School for Workers" as a research project resulting from the partnership between the University of Brasília and the Federal Government in Brazil. The Worker's School aims to offer MOOC-type qualification courses, both nationally and internationally, using Information and Communication Technologies. The objective of this article is to present how the partnerships between university institutions, research institutions and government can employ MOOC as a social technology to encourage citizen participation in online courses. The preliminary results indicate that the project can be considered as an answer to part of the unemployment problems in Brazil. The School for Workers portal has been accessed by a contingent of the Brazilian population of low qualification, distributed in all Brazilian regions. In the long term, the platform could have the potential to broaden partnerships and promote human capital increase and democratization of access to knowledge by subsidizing the formulation of public policies.