Due to covid-19 epidemiological situation across Europe in 2020 and 2021, there was a long term inability of face-to-face delivery of the courses within the European Civil Protection Training Programme. Based on the European Commission guidance, Lot 2 Consortium, conducting Modules Basic Course (MBC) and Technical Experts Course (TEC) started the process of adapting and transforming MBC and TEC courses into digital form in order to offer participants a possibility to train and learn by attending digital courses. Digital courses cannot fully meet all the learning objectives of face-to-face learning. It can however present a good substitute and bring new opportunities for the participants. From the methodological point of view, digital course cannot be designed simply by translating the physical course into a digital platform. A new mind-set is needed for everyone, course staff and participants. In order to ensure a good digital education, it is needed to think about the whole process. We sincerely hope that good practices, tips and tricks compiled in this report will be of good use for all engaged in the digital training process in the field of civil protection, be it at European or national level. We also look forward to receive feedback and possible amendments, which MSB would be pleased to incorporate into the next edition.The development of this report was supported and funded by the EU project “Services related to offering capacity to design, plan, deliver and self-evaluate Technical Experts Courses (TEC) – including a Technical Experts Course for Maritime Incidents (TEC MI) – and Modules Basic Courses (MNC)” under the framework of the Union Civil Protection Mechanism Training Courses.