Articles by Salomé Bollée

For its 2025 edition, MTL connect explores the question of (R)evolutions? Revolutions or evolutions? Positive or worrying? Transformative or fragmented? In a world shaken by the climate emergency, the rapid evolution of skills, technological acceleration, and the rise of artificial intelligence, how can we envision a fairer, more sustainable, and more human future?Woven throughout the entire program is a ...

Technologies, transmission, and living culture The Montreal Digital Spring team was in Manawan on June 2 to deliver activities focused on understanding and using artificial intelligence for the students of Otapi High School. This new visit marks the launch of a format tailored to Indigenous realities, emphasizing cultural transmission through digital tools. At the heart of ...

Montreal Digital Spring had the pleasure of participating in the 18th edition of the Eureka! Festival, which took place from May 30 to June 1 at Parc Jean-Drapeau. The team had the chance to welcome a large number of young people during a Digital Café, a space for exchange and experimentation around artificial intelligence. Through ...

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms the way we learn, create, and communicate, Montreal Digital Spring unveils IA & Toi, a brand-new, completely free educational platform designed to empower young people and help them become informed digital citizens. In a context where AI is becoming an integral part of students’ daily lives, often without them fully ...

DigiHub Shawinigan will host, on Tuesday, May 13th, the Spring meeting of the Quebec digital literacy roundtable organized by Montreal Digital Spring. This event, taking place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., will bring together committed stakeholders with the goal of strengthening connections and fostering collaborative projects focused on digital literacy challenges among Quebec youth. ...

On March 27th, Montreal Digital Spring visited the NAD-UQAC School to host Imaginary territories, a training workshop combining cultural heritage, technology, and artificial intelligence.  Thanks to the support of IVADO, young people from diverse backgrounds (philosophy, digital arts, design, and film) were able to collectively reflect on cultural representations in digital environments. In direct dialogue ...

A look back at a day full of ideas at Shawinigan’s DigiHub On May 13, the Quebec digital literacy roundtable gathered in the inspiring ecosystem of the DigiHub in Shawinigan for a spring meeting marked by collaboration, strengthened cross-sector ties, and a flourishing of promising ideas for Quebec’s youth. This 19th meeting brought together dedicated ...

Presented by Montreal Digital Spring, the 7th edition of the Digital Youth Month 2025 was held under the theme “Your Culture, Your Identity!” from February 1 to 28. With the involvement of 32 collaborators, a total of 147 online resources and 108 activities were offered to help develop the digital skills and knowledge of young ...