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<br>CBC/Radio-Canada invites you to discover their new platform, Mauril, to learn English and French as a second language. | <br>CBC/Radio-Canada invites you to discover their new platform, Mauril, to learn English and French as a second language. | ||
| − | Mauril is a new and free digital platform using a wide range of exciting and entertaining content from CBC/Radio-Canada to help users learn English and French. | + | Mauril is a new and free digital platform using a wide range of exciting and entertaining content from CBC/Radio-Canada to help users learn English and French. |
Funded and endorsed by the Government of Canada, this new tool is designed and deployed by CBC/Radio-Canada, in collaboration with a committee of pedagogical experts. It’s meant to help improve oral comprehension and integrate language knowledge in everyday life. | Funded and endorsed by the Government of Canada, this new tool is designed and deployed by CBC/Radio-Canada, in collaboration with a committee of pedagogical experts. It’s meant to help improve oral comprehension and integrate language knowledge in everyday life. | ||
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'''Renée-Claude Ménard''', Chief of Staff, Radio-Canada | '''Renée-Claude Ménard''', Chief of Staff, Radio-Canada | ||
| − | '''Anne Hébert''', Manager, Strategic and Digital Market Development, CBC/Radio-Canada | + | '''Anne Hébert''', Manager, Strategic and Digital Market Development, CBC/Radio-Canada |
'''Program''' | '''Program''' | ||
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Introduction by | Introduction by | ||
| − | Julie Boyer, Assistant Deputy Minister, Official Languages, Heritage and Regions and | + | '''Julie Boyer''', Assistant Deputy Minister, Official Languages, Heritage and Regions and |
| − | Sarah Boily, Executive Director, Policy and Research, Canadian Heritage | + | '''Sarah Boily''', Executive Director, Policy and Research, Canadian Heritage |
* Why did CBC/Radio-Canada create an application for language learning? | * Why did CBC/Radio-Canada create an application for language learning? | ||
* How to design a language learning application adapted to the Canadian context? | * How to design a language learning application adapted to the Canadian context? | ||
| − | * The keys to language learning. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A period | + | * The keys to language learning. |
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| + | The presentation will be followed by a Q&A period | ||
'''Information''' | '''Information''' | ||
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Mauril Application from CBC/Radio-Canada: Culture and Entertainment at the Heart of Official Languages Learning Mauril is a new and free digital platform using a wide range of exciting and entertaining content from CBC/Radio-Canada to help users learn English and French. Funded and endorsed by the Government of Canada, this new tool is designed and deployed by CBC/Radio-Canada, in collaboration with a committee of pedagogical experts. It’s meant to help improve oral comprehension and integrate language knowledge in everyday life.
Renée-Claude Ménard, Chief of Staff, Radio-Canada Anne Hébert, Manager, Strategic and Digital Market Development, CBC/Radio-Canada Program Introduction by Julie Boyer, Assistant Deputy Minister, Official Languages, Heritage and Regions and Sarah Boily, Executive Director, Policy and Research, Canadian Heritage
The presentation will be followed by a Q&A period Information Date and time: March 4, 2021, 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (ET) Information: mauril@cbc.ca or mauril@radio-canada.ca Registration: Participation via Zoom. No registration required. Note : If you have trouble connecting to zoom, it is possible that you will have to use a personal computer. Meeting ID: 830 253 3906 Password: DGLO2021! Phone number: 1 204 272 7920 Code: 440171325 |
