"CTRL + F", a new technology podcast for children ages 8 to 12 and their parents

“CTRL + F”, a new technology podcast for children aged 8 to 12 and their parents – Ecole Branch

Edited: October 15, 2020

“CTRL + F” is a new podcast for 8 to 12 year olds and their parents. Proposed by Ubisoft and produced by La Pusorelle, the series aims to arouse interest in science among young people in six episodes of 8 to 9 minutes and create a spark for future careers.

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Montreal, October 5, 2020 – Ubisoft Education launched today “ CTRL + F. Brand Latest Podcast (Podcast) Available for 8 to 12 year olds and their parents, for free on all podcast platforms and on its website. Built Flea in the ear, A series of six episodes of 8 to 9 minutes arousing interest in science among young people and creating a spark for future careers. This is an opportunity for them to learn the answers to the questions of experts in various fields with technical taste:

How to tell the difference between human and artificial intelligence?
How does technology allow animals to give voice?
What is the code for?
Will we end up traveling through time?
Should We Be Afraid of Deepfake?
Will we all become cyborg one day?

“Podcasting aimed at a younger audience is still a developing medium, but it has many advantages. It allows its listeners to read, understand, understand and discover the level of autonomy of reading and to stay away from screens. This format is an innovative way of supporting cultural mediation, learning dissemination and development Curiosity For Ubisoft Education, La Pusorel is interested in developing knowledgeable content, sometimes complex, but always with its signature light and offbeat tone. Provide exploration of new technologies designed for! ”

– Prune Leftyre and Alberic Philhole, co-founders of La Pius L’Orille

About Ubisoft Education

Ubisoft Education is a program designed to prepare young people in Quebec for future jobs. Launched in 2018, it has three objectives: to attract more young people in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), to promote the development of youth skills in these fields and to diversify the talents of technology. Quebec. To avoid losing anything, subscribe to the pages Facebook And Instagram Ubisoft Education.

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