Margarida Romero is a professor of educational technology at Université Laval. Her research on digital co-creation focuses on the development of 21st century skills through the programming of robots and educational games (FRQSC) and the co-creation of digital games in an intergenerational context (SSHRC Ageing + Communication + Technology). A regular member of the Centre de recherche et d'intervention sur la réussite scolaire (CRIRES), she actively participates in communities of practice on the integration of ICT in education in Quebec and internationally, notably the Community for Innovation and Research on Technologies in Teaching/Learning (CIRT@), the Association Québécoise des Utilisateurs de l'Ordinateur au Primaire et au Secondaire (AQUOPS) and the Serious Games Society (SGS).
