January 16, 2023
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Philippe Bonfils et al., « Hybridization of training: from continuity to pedagogical innovation? », HAL SHS (Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société), ID : 10670/1.7a69e9...
The 13th edition of the international Ticemed symposium took place in Athens on October 17 and 18, 2022, unusual dates which were chosen at the end of the years of the Covid pandemic. But the intensity of the work and the warmth of the meetings between the 52 participants were all the more intense.It is clear that the theme chosen by the Board of Directors of our International Association and by our Greek partners could not escape the problem of the pandemic in an area on which the Ticemed community has been working since its foundation in 2003: education in presence vs distance education and their relation to digital development. In a way, it was a question of both taking stock of the knowledge acquired before the pandemic and confinement and of putting it to the test of a violent obligation to switch from one educational form to another. Thus, the hybridization so often invoked in previous conferences has become a post-pandemic imperative. It is therefore not by a fashion effect that we have put this conference under the aegis of hybridization. But we wanted to limit what could become a portmanteau to the other requirement formulated by the Politician, that of ensuring the continuity of a Public Service summarized in the often-reiterated injunction of "educational continuity". Finally, what the reader will discover in the collection of 26 articles brought together in these online proceedings is that the continuity of learning depends on pedagogical innovation.