mercredi 2 juillet 2025 par Martha Cleveland-Innes
Navigating the evolving landscape of education innovation is the overarching theme in this issue. As global education systems grapple with rapid technological change, shifting learner expectations, and the imperative for lifelong learning, a diverse body of research is emerging to illuminate the (…)
Micro-credentials (MCs) have emerged as a transformative tool in education and workforce development, offering flexible, targeted learning opportunities that align with the principles of lifelong learning. This paper presents the findings of a survey conducted among stakeholders in the (…)
Student-written evaluation (N = 600) of professors was examined to determine the emotional tone of the words used to evaluate faculty. Using the revised Dictionary of Affect (DOA; Whissell, 2009), evaluation words (N = 26,764) uploaded to the Rate My Professors website between 2018 and October (…)
Welcome to Volume 50, Issue 3, of The Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology (CJLT). CJLT is a peer-reviewed journal that has supported research and practice in technology for learning for decades. This bilingual journal is free of charge to anyone with Internet access, is multi-indexed, (…)
vendredi 4 avril 2025 par Mohamed Ally, Sanjaya Mishra
This paper highlights the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) policies in higher education institutions and presents a step-by-step process for adopting institutional policies. Emphasizing the inevitable implications on AI in teaching and learning, this paper also discusses key policy (…)
vendredi 4 avril 2025 par Areej Tayem, Isabelle Bourgeois
Despite the widespread adoption of data-based decision making (DBDM) policies in schools around the world, there is limited understanding of how teachers use DBDM in K-12 classrooms and the impact of DBDM training on teacher practices and student outcomes. This scoping review aims to provide an (…)
vendredi 4 avril 2025 par Hongxin Yan, Fuhua Lin, Kinshuk
Online higher education provides exceptional flexibility in learning but demands high self-regulated learning skills. The deficiency of self-regulated learning skills in many students highlights the need for support. This study introduces a confidence-based adaptive practicing system as an (…)
vendredi 4 avril 2025 par Raoul Kamga, Sylvie Barma, Frédéric Fournier, Pierre Lachance, Joelle Bérubé-Daigneault, Sarah Cool-Charest
A fundamental skill for primary school students is the ability to solve problems collaboratively. Most research has focused on the analysis and assessment of this skill in primary school students. However, little attention has been paid to the process of designing tasks to foster the development (…)
La réforme du bac initiée en 2018 devait casser la hiérarchie entre les spécialisations littéraires, économiques ou scientifiques et faciliter la transition entre le lycée et l'université. Les résultats sur le terrain sont-ils à la hauteur de ces attentes ? Les premiers résultats d'une thèse (…)
Xavier Niel est surtout célèbre pour la création en 1999 du fournisseur d'accès à l'Internet Free et pour l'invention de la Freebox lancée en 2002, première Box Triple Play, c'est-à-dire le premier terminal réseau au monde à offrir accès simultanément à l'Internet, à la télévision et au téléphone.