The theme of this final course work is the teaching of history through digital means, especially in the largest online course in Brazil – Descomplica – which stands out in the preparation for competitions, mainly for Enem - Exame Nacional do Ensino Medio. From the analysis of materials, notably the online history classes of Descomplica course – chosen object of study – and interviews with the history teachers, I tried to investigate the pedagogical practices that have as objective the learning of historical knowledge in digital educational media. It is important to point out that the teaching of history through digital means is not about the teaching of history at distance, as there is not necessarily the intention to substitute traditional schooling. I will not focus on distance learning modalities, despite the growing governmental interest in replacing face-to-face classes in different parts of the country for telepresence, or distance learning – notably in times of Covid-19. One of the results was to realize that the history classes transmitted by Descomplica fit into the modality of remote teaching, which opposes to face-to-face history teaching, despite maintaining several of its pedagogical elements. Thus, the research, which is located at the intersection of the fields of Education and History, also aimed to identify and analyze the permanences and changes in the teaching of history, based on pedagogical experiences of classroom and remote teaching. The study was developed through a methodology that consisted of the analysis of online classes, application of instruments of oral history in the treatment of interviews with history teachers from the course Descomplica and comparison with the curricular guidelines and the requirements of Enem.