What’s new

Dive into the brand-new version of the Expressions usuelles game to discover the meaning of French expressions whose use can sometimes be problematic.

Is the French word cantaloup pronounced “canta-LOU” or “canta-LOUP?”

Intended for forest technologists, the Mesurage des bois video collection by Yvan Gagnon and Maude Gagné is now online.

The Objets connectés site, from author Maryse Mongeau, is now online to support learning about the integration of connected objects into the CEGEPs computer science programs.

Whenever you are still looking for that missing sock in the laundry, remember the physics principle stating that nothing can be created or destroyed; it can only be changed from one form to another.

The Procédés de séparation textbook, by Carmen Tibirna, is now available in both a paper copy and a digital format.

Our latest French improvement game has just been updated!

Vox Method: Training the Voice and Vox Method: The Acting Process are training programs for theatre students. The textbooks are accompanied by videos.

The new textbook Stand Tall and Move Easy, by Joanna Farmer, is now available in digital and print formats.

The Philo-aide site, by Anne-Marie Claret and Thierry Laberge, is now online to support students in writing the essay expected as part of the Phil. 101 course at CEGEP.

How do we understand human beings in all their diversity? A six-module site to deepen your knowledge beyond the dominant philosophical tradition.

Because, however, therefore… Whatever your field of teaching, here’s a must-have for online deliberation!

If you teach music at the college level or if you are interested in the study of music, Comprendre la musique tonale by Benoit Gauthier will certainly appeal to you.

Discover modern spelling and its rules with ease and pleasure thanks to the Mes cartes RO and the RO – Rectifications orthographiques site.

An introductory manual for students of Civil Engineering Technology.