Digital
Resources
Tools and kits for teachers and/or youth workers
Legend:
⭐ Star : Zero Toxic Resources
To help you deal with difficult situations (cyberbullying, hurtful comments, stress online) and make your digital world more positive.
💙 Heart : Resources from official partners of the DYM
Organizations and initiatives that offer tools and content to inform and support you with the development of your digital skills.
Compétence Culture presents Culture et moi, a campaign featuring several short videos about culture-related professions, including virtual reality director, motion capture supervisor, data analyst, digital marketing manager, and communications director.
→ Guide for secondary school art teachers.
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This section of the À go, on lit ! website is full of content, tools, videos, articles, and cool tips to help you to share your love of reading.
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The Laboratoire game jam is a digital platform that offers for secondary school teachers a range of free, ready-to-use enrichment activities to integrate into their classrooms, with the ultimate goal of organizing a game jam event at school.
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Talwar Child Development Lab at McGill offers a program to help youth, teachers, and parents to understand cyberbullying, to browse online safely and foster a respectful online environment.
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Pandore plays are not like other plays. We don’t watch it in a theater, but online. The visual style are similar to films. Over the past year, the youth theater company Youtheatre, in collaboration with Télé-Québec and Productions UP, has launched three digital plays aimed to teenagers, raising awareness about healthy online behavior, racism, justice, and other issues.
→ Pandore
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Teach your students about 7 exciting technology topics, help them to explore careers of the future, and learn how our differences can become strengths through an inspiring adventure and a variety of HDAA profiles. CScience Le Lab offers an animated comic book for learners, ready-to-use teaching materials for you, and captivating presentation videos.
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If you’re curious, Les As de l’info is a website made for you! Everyday, we explain the latest news with simple terms… with a touch of humor! Who said that news is only for adults? Whether you’re 8, 10, or 13 years old, you’re a full-fledged citizen and you have the right to be well informed.
Les As de l’info is also a safe, respectful, and caring space for discussion and sharing, where everyone can contribute to making the digital world a more positive place.
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Teachers and school workers: try out our educational tool (Radar critique) in class and get a chance to win a 3D printer.
This educational tool helps to demystify and to deconstruct gender stereotypes and develop critical thinking skills of young people.
Complete the activities in our Module 1 – Briser les stéréotypes, which includes several relevant resources. Duration: 5 to 45 minutes.
→ Déconstruire les stéréotype avec le Radar critique
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Digital street workers from Fondation gardien virtuels collaborate with streamers during their online broadcasts, using tools such as chat to offer support while preserving their anonymity. In a playful broadcasting context, they offer support that is tailored to young people’s needs and safe.
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The Télé-Québec en classe platform offers students and teachers a wide selection of educational content (videos, podcasts, etc.) about media, digital issues and much more!
→ Check out our suggestions for classroom activities
NFB EDUCATION is the educational platform of the National Film Board of Canada. Here you will find a multitude of films, workshops, and resources related to major social issues here and abroad!
Teachers in Quebec (elementary, secondary, adult education), create your NFB CAMPUS account and access mini-lessons and other educational resources for free via this link: Watch the film Star Wars Kid: The Rise Of The Digital Shadows with your students and access the mini-lesson for the film.
This film is a must to watch for your students, and it comes with ready-to-use educational resources!
La Fabrique numérique is a ready-to-use teaching resource designed for teachers to promote the development of young people’s digital skills through the presentation of contextualised content and the exploration of various topics.
Training courses offered by CQÉMI and its partners aim to help the public to become better informed and combat misinformation.
The CQÉMI and its partners offer several resources to help young people and the public at large to become better informed and combat misinformation.
The PAUSE team, supported by its expert committee, provides tools and information to help professionals from various fields to work with young people, by preventing the harmful effects of Internet and screen use and by supporting those most at risk.
A collection of books available in frog format (FRee your cOGnition). LIREEDOO’s mission is to provide to everyone the opportunity to read, including those who experience difficulties related to dyslexia or other learning disabilities.
→ LIREEDOO
The game includes 59 question cards to ask yourself about the right attitude to adopt online and to share discoveries from the digital world.
A national service for personal development, the platform enables preschool, elementary, and secondary school teachers in Quebec to help their students to develop ethical citizenship in the digital age by sharing learning activities and other royalty-free educational resources in an empowering and creative approach.
Digital literacy community offering: Animation and support, Logistics, Design and development, Technical issues, Private discussions, etc. As well as useful documents and links to AlphaNumérique resources.
Alec is a collection of educational games for practicing French and mathematics in preschool and elementary school.
This activity encourages reflection on the impact of influencers and influencer marketing on individuals, society, and the environment.
Kat’IA is a creative, educational, and inclusive project bringing together 66 students from Guy Drummond Elementary School and experts in artificial intelligence. Together, they have created cartoons and digital educational kits on new technologies.
CyberCap is the first and only digital incubator in Quebec to work both in school retention and dropout prevention to help young people to find their place in society.
A dynamic online catalog entirely dedicated to promoting and selling digital educational resources that complement classroom teaching and classroom management.
Use breaking news to activate or reinforce your students’ knowledge and discover various uses for digital tools to encourage sustainable learning.
This campaign is for elementary school kids, teens, their parents, and anyone who works in the school system. It’s all about raising awareness about anxiety, stress, and being super connected, but also promoting good mental health and healthy screen time.
The Alterados project explores the theme of healthy relationships in the age of social media, and 2 ready-to-use tools have been created to help educators to spark the conversation with young people: the game To Like or Not to Like? and The Online Tool.
This teaching kit offers practical tools for integrating AI ethics into higher education and supporting the development of skills related to these issues.
→ Former à l’éthique de l’IA en enseignement supérieur • Trousse pédagogique
Shared Screen helps parents, young people, and novices to better understand video games. It dissects their content in order to explain their potential dangers.
The Montréal Science Centre puts your critical thinking skills to the test. Identify hoaxes in a quiz. Then, create your own hoax: the discovery of a new animal species that you will invent from scratch by combining photos of animals and landscapes.
A series of eight videos produced by Héros de chez nous. This series explores the interdisciplinary aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) across various fields such as video games, the environment, transportation, health, quantum computing, ethics, and future career opportunities.
In this section of Je passe partout website, we offer some tools used in our digital program. You will find lists of educational apps for preschool, elementary, and high school students, step-by-step instructions for using BookCreator, and ideas for robotics activities.
This guide, intended primarily for professionals and students who want to improve their understanding of ethical and legal issues about artificial intelligence, is divided into six main sections: AI in society, its regulation, the foundation of AI, AI and digital data, bias and discrimination, and generative AI. It offers an accessible and detailed introduction for beginners.
This free publication, available online, explores how AI works, its uses, and the ethical and societal issues it raises, with contributions of experts and infographics.
Relate is a web platform that combines creativity and structure to manage ideas, projects, and knowledge. Through conceptual spaces, it stimulates cognitive exploration, promotes collaboration, and aligns objectives. It simplifies knowledge exchange and unleashes creative potential to enrich learning and innovation processes.
This tool was developed to support First Nations students for their education in a culturally sensitive and relevant approach.
→ Guide d’accompagnement de pictogrammes culturellement significatifs
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