On September 10 and 11, MUST University attended the 20th ABED National Seminar on Distance Education (SENAED), held at Anhembi Morumbi University, Mooca campus, in São Paulo. The event brought together experts, managers, teachers, students, and representatives from public and private institutions to discuss the central theme “EaD em Dados” (Distance Learning in Data), a strategic ABED project focused on collecting, analyzing, and disseminating relevant information about distance learning.
SENAED is considered one of the most important meetings in the field, as it promotes the exchange of experiences, the dissemination of best practices, and the consolidation of educational policies that strengthen the credibility of distance learning in Brazil. More than just discussing trends, the event inspires concrete actions to advance Brazilian education in an increasingly technological and inclusive environment.
With a stand at the seminar, MUST reinforced its commitment to excellence in distance learning and the promotion of an increasingly innovative, inclusive, and data-driven educational culture.
Throughout the meeting, lectures, round tables, workshops, and scientific presentations brought reflections on how data can contribute to pedagogical, academic, and administrative decisions, further strengthening the credibility and future of distance learning in Brazil.
