*To establish the rankings, we used statistics from the Google Analytics tool which is linked to the Écolebranchee website. We have retained the most read articles between January 1, 2024 and December 16, 2024, regardless of their publication date.
Among the challenges that faculty members face during their careers is sometimes taking on a completely new course to teach. The Écolebranchee has developed a tool which aims both to facilitate this handling and to propose different query ideas which will ensure that generative artificial intelligence becomes a real professional ally.
We took a look at the most recent version of the budgetary rules of the Quebec Ministry of Education to identify measures that could facilitate digital projects in Quebec schools. Here is our summary.
The Quebec Ministry of Education has just released a guide intended for teaching staff on the educational, ethical and legal use of generative artificial intelligence (AI). For those who are wondering: yes, it will now be possible to use generative AI in the classroom with students. However, it is recommended that each environment considers it before using it. We tell you more in this article.
Artificial intelligence is on everyone’s lips in education! Here is a free training course which offers keys to understanding it, using it and understanding it for educational purposes. Follow your guide, Amélie Bélanger, educational advisor at RÉCIT of the Federation of Private Educational Establishments (FEEP), through this strategy in five customizable and adaptable steps, ideal for concerted action as a school team.
Today, February 5, 2024, the Quebec Innovation Council released a long-awaited report on the supervision of artificial intelligence. Titled AI readyit contains several recommendations related to education and continuing training, for both young people and adults in Quebec. Here is what the Écolebranche takes away from it.
September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada, also known as Orange Shirt Day. In this article from Utapi Consultants, we offer you various tips and resources to approach this day in class in a spirit of kindness and openness to others.
We hear the expression “evidence” more and more often in education. What does this mean? What other types of research can be complementary? Our collaborators answer these questions in this article. They also present the example of exploratory research.
In this article, Amélie Bélanger, educational advisor at RÉCIT de l’enseignement Privé, and Maxime Pelchat, #DevProf digital strategist at CADRE21, present five strategies for developing an action plan to prepare to teach with and about artificial intelligence. Also discover other resources related to the same subject!
What if we created an AI to help correct students’ written productions? This is the idea behind the Emilia project, led by Collège Sainte-Anne. We spoke with Stéphane Côté, the educational advisor responsible for the project.
Multidisciplinary, multidisciplinary, transdisciplinary, interdisciplinary… what is the difference between the concepts? Véronique Corbeil, educational advisor at the Laurentides School Service Center, presents them and explains why tending towards interdisciplinarity offers several advantages for students.
Bonus! Our “April Fools” article was very popular!
Canada abandons homework throughout its school curriculum
During an expected announcement this morning in Halifax, Canada confirmed that it was moving forward with its education reform abolishing homework, starting next school year. Indeed, several recent studies have shown that homework, particularly in primary school, has only a minimal influence on success.
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