For children, the Halloween party rhymes with candy picking. However, is it possible to intelligently manage the consumption of candy on this festive day?
At the Académie St-Louis, the iPad occupies an important place in everyday life. Kathleen Morneau tells us about her classroom experience with the game Minecraft.
In the coming days, a section long closed to the public will again be accessible to the Colosseum in Rome. Let's take a closer look at this work of Roman architecture.
As part of the CIRT @ 2017 conference, an interactive transfer session entitled “Opening the classroom walls with digital technology” took place at UQAM.
My Voice Matters! is an initiative of the RCJEQ to involve young people in Quebec in concrete recommendations that bring them together and bring them together.
Have a good Quebec week for the directors of educational institutions! École branchée presents the press releases received by multiple organizations on this subject.
A Vancouver association, Binners' Project, believes they have found the solution to prevent coffee cups from ending up in the trash: add a deposit so that the cups go for recycling.
Discover a participatory game that brings young Canadians to discover stories on the theme of water and then to educate the public on different issues.
The idea of living under the sea continues to inhabit our collective mind. Let's explore in more detail how the French oceanographer architect Jacques Rougerie pursues his quest for the oceans through the SeaOrbiter project.
