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EDUCATION PAVILION PRESENTED BY
Unlike many other fields, education has seen very little transformation. The learning of tomorrow will go far beyond traditional classrooms, and we are witnessing its early stages with EdTech tools. Here are the must-attend conferences of the Education Pavilion.
What skills are needed for the digital world of tomorrow?
20 skills will be essential to adapt to the work of tomorrow in an increasingly digital world. Do you have them?
Digital inequalities in education: understanding to act
Far from fading, digital inequalities are discreet and complex, yet ever-present. They are linked to educational and social inequalities. What are the solutions?
What choices will help me land THE job?
Do I really need to finish my degree to get this management position? If I change fields, do I need to get a second master’s degree? And is it really worth the investment? Micro-credentials, short and practical training programs, are increasingly popular and sought after to develop one’s career. What are their advantages and disadvantages?
Using neuroscience to better understand and support teaching and learning
Recent algorithms and techniques from neuroscience are influencing teaching and learning. What is the neurophysiological effect of e-learning, chatbots, and applications?
Using digital tools for performance analysis
The use of digital tools makes it possible, more than ever, to measure the achievement of performance standards in order to assess the impact of training. Systematic analysis of the factors that influence employee behavior is particularly useful for identifying obstacles to performance.
Education has seen very little transformation over the past decades. However, the technological boom we are currently experiencing, along with advances in educational and neuroscience research, allows us to envision a world of possibilities.
Digital support for museum adaptation during the pandemic
The Heritage and Digital Museology Project Manager at DigiHub, Claudine Drolet, presents the Muséolab project. Reflections and potential solutions to better support museums facing the challenges related to the pandemic.
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