


After mechanization, electrification and industrialization, a fourth important revolution—the digital revolution—is transforming the way we think, create, communicate, learn and work.
Québec's education system is an important incubator of change and innovation. To a large extent, it is education and higher education that will enable us to adapt, both now and in the future, and allow all members of society to have equal opportunity, educational success and the possibility of achieving their full potential.
The digital age is here and now. Let's make sure we're ready to make the most of all the possibilities digital technology has to offer. It's time for us to propel Québec into the future! (Video in French only)
Click below for an overview of the 33 measures contained in the first Digital Action Plan for Education and Higher Education, one of the key commitments under Québec's Digital Strategy and an important tool for the Policy on Educational Success.
To modernize and adapt the way in which training is offered, skills are developed and digital literacy is fostered
Through innovative practices, the pooling of resources and services, and the provision of distance education tailored to the needs of learners
where students will be able to consult and access, in just a few clicks, the entire body of distance education offered by Québec colleges and universities
that will make it possible to increase synergy between institutions of higher learning, and to offer better coordinated distance education in line with the needs of the key sectors of Québec’s economy
An excellent way to permit students, throughout the province and around the world, to discover the distance education offered by Québec institutions.
To maintain an ongoing record that will accompany students along their educational path, to implement adapted and flexible digital guidelines and support, and to ensure fair and safe access to digital technologies
Bureau de la mise en œuvre du Plan d’action numérique
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