Invitation – Hybrid education, 100% Has the distancing disappeared?

Last updated on 12 May 2026

The end of the year will be punctuated by announcements and exchanges around digital education. In addition to the Educatech Expo, which we have already talked about a lot here, Academic Software France organises its 1st Digital Education Decoded on 29 November. A major professional event dedicated to the new forms of knowledge transmission in higher education that arose at the time of Covid: distance learning, elearning and hybrid education.

Where are we now? The 100 % Has the distance disappeared? Should we choose between face-to-face and distance? What place for hybrid education? Some of the questions that will be addressed during this first Digital Education Decoded. An event that promises to be particularly interesting.

Academic Software offers you a moment of exchanges on 29 November at the end of the afternoon with stakeholders on the ground.

The meeting will start with a testimonial and feedback on hybrid teaching at the University of Burgundy with Alexandre Fournier, Digital Vice-President of the University of Dijon.

We will then continue to talk about hybridisation and digital transformation in higher education in a major panel discussion led by Nadia Jacoby Simone and robots with Academic Software specialists and those responsible for pedagogical innovation and digital uses at the University of Sorbonne Nouvelle, the University of Caen and Cnam.

If you can, do not miss this opportunity to exchange between professionals on this topic at the heart of the ongoing digital transformation in education and vocational training.

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The meeting will take place on 29 November at 5.30 p.m. at Hotel Renaissance République – 40 rue René Boulanger, 75010 Paris.

Academic Software is a global leader in solutions for the distribution and deployment of teaching licenses. Its mission is to reduce the workload of IT teams, teachers, researchers and students by providing all the digital tools of an educational institution via a single self-service platform.

This article is the result of a partnership with Academic Software