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Patrick Plante is a full professor at TÉLUQ University specializing in distance learning and educational technology. His current affiliations include:
- Director of the Quebec Center for Research and Innovation in Educational Technology (i-TEQ)
- Co-director and founding member of the Observatoire du Numérique en Éducation (ONE) (2018-2024)
- Responsible for the “Discussions and Debates” section of the journal Médiations et médiatisations (M&M)
- Associate researcher at the Interuniversity Research Center on Training and the Teaching Profession (CRIFPE)
- Affiliated researcher with the AGE-WELL network and the SAVIE public research center
His educational background is extensive:
- Postdoctoral fellowship (2015-2016) at TÉLUQ University within the AGE-WELL network
- Doctorate (Ph.D.) in educational technology (2003-2013), Université Laval
- Master of Arts (MA) in Educational Technology (2000-2003), Université Laval
- Educational Technology Certificate (1998-2000), Université Laval
- Certificate of pedagogy in college teaching, specialization in history (1997-1998), Université Laval
- Bachelor of History, specializing in political science (1994-1997), Université Laval
Professor Plante's research spans educational technology, with a focus on serious games, gamification, and microlearning. He investigates the application of artificial intelligence in educational settings, educational design, and training in the health sector. His work also addresses needs analysis and theoretical frameworks for technology in education, particularly in relation to citizenship and social connections among older adults.
His scientific recognition includes:
- AGE-WELL Postdoctoral Fellowship for research on serious games for seniors
Professor Plante has been actively involved in research leadership through directing i-TEQ and co-founding ONE. While specific grant details are not provided in the source, his postdoctoral work was funded by AGE-WELL, indicating a history of competitive research funding.
He leads the Quebec Center for Research and Innovation in Educational Technology (i-TEQ), a hub for advancing educational technology research and development. His prior role as co-director of ONE (until 2024) contributed to monitoring digital trends in education.
