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Can revision really be engaging and motivating? At Cégep de Jonquière, the answer is yes, and its name is Wooflash. Thanks to a well-crafted strategy blending neuroeducation, active pedagogy, and digital tools, Isabelle Tremblay, pedagogical advisor at Cégep de Jonquière, has succeeded in turning revision sessions into true learning drivers. And there’s more: when combined with Wooclap, teachers become more effective… and so do their students!
Here’s an overview of the inspiring practices implemented—and why you might want to do the same.
One of the keys to Wooflash’s success at Cégep de Jonquière? A systemic approach, broken down into concrete actions.
To promote Wooflash, Isabelle Tremblay combined targeted communication with personalized support:
“For the past three years, our active pedagogy community of practice has benefited from a Wooflash workshop. We introduce the tool, experiment with it, and most importantly, discuss how it can be integrated into their teaching scenarios.”
Isabelle Tremblay
The efforts go beyond just teachers. Students are actively involved through:
As a result, Wooflash is becoming a natural part of students' study habits.
Behind Wooflash’s simplicity lie powerful principles rooted in neuroeducation.
Spaced repetition, immediate feedback, and active recall—
These three pillars reinforce long-term memory:
Wooflash becomes a truly personalized, autonomous digital tutor.
“Students love being able to review when and where they want, all while seeing their progress.”
REF; Masson, S. (2016, automne). Comparaison des effets de deux pratiques d’enseignement (avec et sans espacement » sur l’apprentissage et l’oubli des élèves. [figure]. Association Québécoise des enseignantes et des enseignants du primaire. https://aqep.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/revue-VLP-vol29no3-VF-p51-52.pdf
At Cégep de Jonquière, Wooflash isn’t used in isolation. It’s part of a broader approach, where it works hand-in-hand with another key tool: Wooclap. Far from being competitors, these two platforms are perfectly complementary. Isabelle Tremblay emphasizes the importance of coordinating their use based on pedagogical needs. One boosts real-time interaction; the other strengthens long-term memory. Used together, they support all stages of learning.
Instead of opposition, Tremblay focuses on complementarity:
Wooclap | Real-time interaction in class | “Participant-paced” mode available | Enhances attention |
Wooflash | Asynchronous self-paced revision | Activities before, during, or after class | Enhances memory retention |
This blended approach supports learning from initial contact with the material… all the way through assessment.
What’s most impressive? The wide variety of pedagogical uses. Here are a few examples:
At the beginning of a unit, each student proposes a reading question. In small groups, they build a collective quiz. It’s an active way to dive into literary analysis.
Fun activities (like Snakes and Ladders, Horse Races, Review Games) turn revision into friendly competition. Students move forward… only if they’ve understood the lesson!
Automatically generated quizzes based on lecture notes reactivate key concepts between sessions. The results help the teacher adapt future content.
Revision activities are adapted to each situation—some are collaborative, others individual, but always effective.
They’re on board too! Based on feedback, here’s what teachers appreciate most about Wooflash:
In other words: less mental load, more pedagogical value.
The Cégep de Jonquière experience shows that a good tool isn’t enough. You need a strategy, a willingness to evolve practices, and solid support.
But the results speak for themselves: more engaged students, empowered teachers, and deeper learning.
Curious to learn more?
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Clara Vanbellingen
Copywriter @Wooclap. My inexhaustible source of magic for dealing with learning and education? Words!
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