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Discoverability is the characteristic that contributes to finding or accessing on-line content, particularly cultural content. It contributes to ensuring the existence of conditions that enable creation and its dissemination, thus helping to stimulate the creative economy.
By analyzing the organizational, economic, social and cultural dynamics linked to discoverability, from different perspectives, the research carried out in this area aims to promote innovation, develop critical thinking, strengthen cultural vitality and enhance meaningful collective practices, particularly in Quebec.
DISCOVERABILITY LATEST ACTIVITIES
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International Symposium on Social Design in Québec
CREAT supports the organization of the first International Symposium on Social Design in Québec, an…
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Entrepreneurship Workshop for Designers
The first cohort of the Entrepreneurship Workshop for Designers was launched in September 2025. This…
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Publication: Redefining Discoverability
The Discoverability axis contributes to the reflection on cultural discoverability with the publication of the…
DISCOVERABILITY MEDIA COVERAGE
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When climate data becomes music
The “Symphonie arctique” project, supported by the CREAT Chair as part of an interaxis collaboration,…
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Discoverability of French-language content: culture prepares a counter-attack
An article by Martine Letarte published on the “University Affairs” website raised a major question:…
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40 years of Mac: Interview with Guillaume Blum
Program: Midi Info, Ici Radio Canadasource: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere/emissions/midi-info/episodes/786629/rattrapage-mercredi-24-janvier-2024/12 In this edition, Guillaume Blum, head of the…
DISCOVERABILITY GRANTS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT
As part of its annual scholarships and financial support program, the Discoverability axis presents the recipients of the 2025 edition.
Their projects, which explore contemporary issues related to access, circulation, and the visibility of cultural and creative content, will contribute to the Chair’s collective reflections on discoverability.
2025 Recipients
Juliette P. Gagné – PhD, Université de Montréal
Étienne Grenier – PhD, INRS
François-Olivier Picard – PhD, INRS
Victor Galarreta – Master’s, INRS