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==== Feel free to use the official language of your choice / N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix (EN-FR) ==== | ==== Feel free to use the official language of your choice / N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix (EN-FR) ==== | ||
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==== N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix / Feel free to use the official language of your choice (FR-EN) ==== | ==== N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix / Feel free to use the official language of your choice (FR-EN) ==== | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 10 November 2020
TOOLS AND RESOURCES
BEST PRACTICES
- 2017 Collection of Official Languages Resources
- Self-assessment tool for official languages best practices
- Best Practices Forum on Official Languages
THEME KITS
New official languages champions
- Reference Guide for Official Languages Champions
- About the Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions
- Infographic on the Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions
- Infographic on the Role and Responsibilities of Official Languages Champions
- Official Languages Governance: Learn more about the role of key institutions
- List of persons responsible for official languages and official languages champions in institutions subject to the Official Languages Act
Respecting official languages when teleworking
- Working remotely
- Best practices to help support bilingualism during virtual meetings and events
- How can we promote the use of both official languages when teleworking? (video)
- Vocabulary on distance teaching and telework
INFOGRAPHICS
- Infographic on the Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions
- Infographic on the Role and Responsibilities of Official Languages Champions
- Infographics on Canada's Official Languages (Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada)
- Statistics on Official Languages in Canada (Canadian Heritage)
- Dashboard on Francophone Immigration - 2019 (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)
- E-poster with links to learn or maintain the second official language
- Editable poster for second language meetings days
- Cheat Sheet: Part IV Official Languages Obligations and the Use of Web Communications and Social Media (Employment and Social Development Canada)
VIDEOS
- How can we promote the use of both official languages when teleworking?
- Video targeting high school students
- Video targeting university students
- “Seven”: Video on Part VII of the Official Languages Act (Canadian Heritage)
- The Official Languages Act (Historica Canada)
- Building my life in French in Canada (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)
- The Culture of Bilingualism: Testimonies (Canada School of Public Service)
- Best Practices Video on Official Languages
- Dare! Videos
- Council's YouTube channels:
- In English: OL_Champions
- In French: Champions_LO
BACKGROUNDS (MS TEAMS)
We were inspired by the MS Teams backgrounds developed by our colleagues at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat and created some for Official Languages Champions. Here are the background images that you can download, as well as instructions:
Feel free to use the official language of your choice / N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix (EN-FR)
N'hésitez pas à utiliser la langue officielle de votre choix / Feel free to use the official language of your choice (FR-EN)
Help me practice my second language / Aidez-moi à pratiquer ma langue seconde (EN-FR)
Aidez-moi à pratiquer ma langue seconde / Help me practice my second language (FR-EN)
