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RECIT TBI workshop

The RÉCIT presented the workshop Interactivity in the classroom: TBI portal and educational software during the National Meeting of Société GRICS last November. Led by Mélissa Bricault and France Leclerc, RÉCIT resource people, the workshop gave participants the opportunity to look at what the TBI tool is. It also enabled them to discover what the TBI portal of RÉCIT and the Educational software site do to support school staff in the pedagogical and technological appropriation of the TBI tool.
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The RÉCIT presented the workshop Interactivity in the classroom: TBI portal and educational software during the National Meeting of the Société GRICS which took place on November 24, 25 and 26 at the Hyatt hotel in Montreal. Moderated by Mélissa Bricault and France Leclerc, RÉCIT resource persons, the workshop gave participants the opportunity to reflect on what the TBI tool is. It also allowed them to discover what the RÉCIT TBI portal and the site Educational software to support school staff in the pedagogical and technological appropriation of the TBI tool. This article gives you an overview of the workshop and introduces you to resources related to the workshop. As a bonus, the workshop presentation document.

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The École branchée, a non-profit organization, is your professional development partner in connection with digital competence in education. We believe that education must be able to benefit from current educational and technological advances to better meet the increasingly diverse needs of learners and promote their success, today and for the rest of their lives. We work there through our professional information services, continuing education and the creation of educational tools.

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