Acting Better Together: Looking Back at the 24th Meeting of the Québec Digital Literacy Roundtable
On May
7, the Québec Digital Literacy Roundtable met at DigiHub Shawinigan for
- its
- second spring
- meeting under
- the theme “Acting
Better Together.” The 24th meeting brought together stakeholders committed to collective action supportingdigitalskills and youth in the digital world. The day began with a review of key

learning from
the previous year, which identified priorities such as defining
- digital literacy, equipping adults who accompany young people, supporting
- youth resources and initiatives,
- and acting more concertedly to
- reduce digital inequalities. Researchers Séverine Parent and Michelle Deschênes
of the Ancrage team presented research based on the Delphi method, linking research, field realities and consultation. A co-creationworkshop developeda shared vision for a Québec digital
tool that would be centralizing, accessible, evolvingandhuman-centred.
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