Program
1:10PM Welcome
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Room 1
1:20PM Symposium opening
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Welcome address
1:30PM Opening speaker session
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Advocating for an inclusive digital shift in education
Maryse Lassonde
President (Conseil supérieur de l’éducation)
2:15PM Guest speaker
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The 2020 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report: Teaching and Learning Edition
D. Christopher Brooks, Ph.D.
Director of Research (EDUCAUSE)
3PM Break
3:15PM Speaker sessions – topic-specific
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Adapting to distance education
The COVID-19 pandemic compelled a massive shift to remote learning… with upheaval everywhere. Some of those who were directly impacted share their experience.
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Collaboration and MOOCs
Distance education, sharing educational resources – a great opportunity for collaboration and group training. Let’s find out how!
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Digital technology in educational practices – A
Integrating digital tools into educational practices. A new world of options for faculty, coupled with the need to develop digital skills.
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Digital technology in educational practices – B
Integrating digital tools into educational practices – what colleges are doing.
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Room 5
Digital technology in educational practices – C
Integrating digital tools into educational practices. The impacts and what the research says – in particular, GRIIPTIC research.
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Digital technology in educational institutions
Digital technology is changing educational institutions. Let’s find out how.
1:00-5:00PM Trophées du numérique
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Room 7
Trophées du numérique
Presentation of competition submissions, a panel discussion about participants’ knowledge and experiences, announcement of the winners and award presentations.
8:45AM Welcome
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Room 8
9:00AM Guest speaker
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Collaboration and MOOCs
Open Learning, Open Networks: Online Learning in 2020
Stephen Downes
Researcher (Centre de recherche en technologies numériques du Conseil national de recherches Canada)
9:40AM Guest speaker
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Room 8
Digital technology in educational practices
Digital skills needed for learning and teaching at the college or university level
Thierry Karsenti, M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.
Professor (Université de Montréal)
10:20AM Break
10:35AM Speaker sessions – topic-specific
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Room 8
Adapting to distance education
The COVID-19 pandemic compelled a massive shift to remote learning… with upheaval everywhere. Some of those who were directly impacted share their experience.
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Room 9
Collaboration and MOOCs
Turn distance education into an opportunity to work together and provide group training.
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Room 10
Digital technology in educational practices – A
Integrating digital tools into educational practices. A new world of options for faculty, coupled with the need to develop digital skills.
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Room 11
Digital technology in educational practices – B
Integrating digital tools into educational practices – what colleges are doing.
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Room 12
Digital technology in educational practices – C
Integrating digital tools into educational practices – the impacts and what the research says.
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Room 13
Digital technology in educational institutions
Digital technology is changing the management of educational institutions. What about student considerations?
12:55PM Welcome
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Room 8
1:00PM Guest speaker
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Room 8
Adapting to distance education
The Observatory: making educational innovation more appealing
Christian Guijosa
Project manager and creative leader (Observatory of educational innovation)
1:30PM Guest speaker
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Room 8
Digital technology in educational institutions
New responsibilities for education
Jacqueline Dubé
President, CREBE (Conseil supérieur de l’éducation)
2:15PM Break
2:25PM Speaker sessions – topic-specific
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Room 8
Adapting to distance education
The COVID-19 pandemic compelled a massive shift to remote learning… with upheaval everywhere. Some of those who were directly impacted share their experience.
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Room 9
Digital technology in educational practices – A
Integrating digital tools into educational practices – what universities are doing.
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Room 10
Digital technology in educational practices – B
Integrating digital tools into educational practices – what colleges are doing.
3:25PM Break
3:30PM Closing speaker session
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Room 8
A Faustian dilemma: aporia of visions regarding the role of digital technology in higher education
Martin Maltais, Ph.D.
Professor (Université du Québec à Rimouski)Michel Umbriaco, Ph.D.
Professor (Université TÉLUQ)
4:00PM Close of symposium
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Closing remarks
Serge Gérin-Lajoie
Professor, Université TÉLUQ, and event chair