Araújo, Sergio Ricardo Fernandes deRocha, Lara Valeska de MedeirosVeleda, André Matheus de SouzaMaciel, Michelline do ValeRodrigues Neto, João Firmino2020-12-212020-12-212017-08-29ARAÚJO, Sergio Ricardo Fernandes de; ROCHA, Lara Valeska de Medeiros; VELEDA, André Matheus de Souza; MACIEL, Michelline do Vale; RODRIGUES NETO, João Firmino. Produção de vídeo educacional: modelo interativo usando o PBL. Revista de Saúde Digital e Tecnologias, v. 2, p. 51-58, 2017. Disponível em: http://periodicos.ufc.br/resdite/article/view/20192. Acesso em: 13 out. 20202525-9563https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/31074Introduction:currently with constant macroeconomic and technological changes, education is undergoing changes beyond the classroom. In this scenario, surveys show that the video tool improves the quality and learning experience of the user. Objective: Develop videotapes in infectology, using as basis a problem and using the PBL method to present the subjects to the students in an integrated and practical way. Methods: A clinical case was constructed on infective endocarditis and had elements for the discussion of infectious agent microbiology, immunology and pharmacological treatment. The schemes were all drawn up by the students, based on their individual studies. Results: In order to construct the clinical case and the script, it was necessary an extensive bibliographical search through books and treatises that gave information with high credibility on the subject, the information had to be placed in a logical ordersimilar to the one seen in medical books In order to obtain a greater level of understanding on the part of the viewer. Conclusions: The production of videos for educational purposes allows the conversion of the static content of the books into dynamic, can have a very large scope, produces in a certain way a legacy, leaving a dialogue content registered to be displayed when and where you want besides being a Material that generates a cognitive productivity compared to few didactic materialsAttribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Brazilhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/br/EaDMetodologias ativasInfectologiaActive methodologiesInfectologyarticle