Conferences & workshops organized by DIRECTION DU NUMÉRIQUE POUR L'ÉDUCATION - MINISTÈRE DE L'ÉDUCATION NATIONALE

This conference-debate is an opportunity for those involved in digital education to look at what has been achieved in the first two years since the publication of the digital education strategy: developing digital citizenship, improving pupils' digital skills, enhancing the digital offering for teachers, strengthening the governance of those involved, setting up a digital commons offering and the Ministry's incubator... not forgetting debates such as the report by the Screen Commission and artificial intelligence. What concrete action has been taken on the four pillars of the strategy? What difficulties have been encountered? How have the players managed to resolve them? This conference will also be an opportunity to capitalise on these achievements to look ahead to the next deadlines in 2025.

This workshop will highlight the current challenges of data literacy through concrete actions taken by the Ministry of Education, the CNIL and key partners. You will discover how the ministry's open data can be understood and exploited using interactive tools, while exploring the issues of personal data security and cybersecurity. The workshop will also cover OSINT/ROSO monitoring methods and introduce you to the Wikidata Challenge for use in the classroom. This event will provide you with easily reproducible practices that you can use in your teaching or professional projects.

The digital commons is one of the priorities of the Digital Education Strategy. But what exactly are they? What's in it for public policy in general and digital education in particular? What actions should be put in place to ensure that the promises of the digital commons are actually kept?

This workshop presents the new functional ecosystem that includes the Magistère training system.

You will discover how the Ministry of Education's strategic choices in terms of digital commons have led to the opening of the new Magistère platform and that of the Réseau des Concepteurs. This innovation provides a common reference point for all national education staff, enabling them to train or produce learning paths for their pupils. The workshop will focus in particular on the role and key role of the Designers' Network, which is designed to offer staff and trainers a service to help with scripting and project monitoring, as well as sharing courses that have been co-constructed and maintained over time.

This workshop invites you to reflect on the current issues surrounding learning traces and the involvement of the various players in their implementation. A joint presentation by the Ministry, an EdTech company and partners will lay the foundations, before giving the floor to participants and gathering their proposals. Together, we will explore the usefulness of traces, current practices, the obstacles to their adoption and the possibility of sharing them. The aim is to come away with concrete, shared actions that can easily be transposed to your own environment.