Welcome to DANeTeach !
Digital education all over the world
Digital education
Discover our actions to promote digital education in schools and a sensible use of the internet.
Teacher support
Learn how we offer support for our teachers in their daily use of digital education tools.
Research
Read about research projects and trials, and our implementation of digital laboratories in our areas.
The Nancy-Metz DANE discover our line of work
The Academic Delegate for Digital (DAN) and her assistants are at the service of pedagogy and the transformation of teaching practices in the classroom through digital education, from primary school to high school, in connection with inspection bodies.
We warrant training “to” and “by” digital education in collaboration with the Academic Training Manager, ESPE and the inspection bodies
The DAN helps to establish partnerships that allow the academy to be a major player in the production of digital tools, resources or services, in collaboration with researchers and companies in the digital education field.
As part of our international action, we take part in many events worldwide
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Erasmus+ : The KEEP Project
Artificial Intelligence in our schools
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Get to know us better with some figures
The Nancy-Metz DANE in numbers
Working with us in our digital labs.
That’s how many research projects we have !
Involved in our research projects
being experimented on in our areas right now.
Plurilingualism and cross-border
International
The “Plurilingualism and cross-border” convention was born from the common desire of the Nancy-Metz academy and the Grand-Est region to give new impetus to educational policies in favor of plurilingualism and cross-border cooperation. The development of plurilingualism will aim to make the academic territory a vast cross-border space both culturally and economically, multilingual par excellence.
