Press release – The last two years have shown that digital education in schools can no longer be anecdotal, transversal or associated with a reward.
In order to expand the reach of its work on this important issue, École branchée is launching an English version of its professional magazine.
While the school environment is constantly adapting, families must also adjust to the reality of the past few months. To help parents better support their children with online learning, L’École branchée is launching a practical guide today, created especially for them.
Since being kind and sharing are in the spotlight today, Mélanie Rizk, a mother working in education for more than 20 years, has chosen today to announce the availability of the TACTILEO platform to teachers in Quebec.
Some cool tools to help keep kids engaged and entertained.
École branchée, in partnership with the English Parents’ Committee Association (EPCA) and, Fédération des comités de parents du Québec (FCPQ) is launching a survey to learn more about parents’ concerns in regards to distance learning.
Learning toolbox offers at-home activities on the science of viruses, general science topics.
Finland is often cited as an inspirational model for improving school systems. But how does this happen? Here, the City of Helsinki’s Education Division offers us an insight!
Microsoft Education and NASA have teamed up to offer eight new #HackingSTEM lessons about living and working in space.
“While some governments and parents respond by restricting access, these strategies can come at the cost of digital opportunity and skill development.”
According to a Common Sense’s 2019 “State of EdTech Privacy Report”, the US edtech industry is taking steps to improve privacy policies but much work is still needed to ensure student safety.
