A collaboration born of shared needs and a desire to work together.
It all started with a simple idea: Why not pool our needs, resources, and expertise to better support our members in their everyday digital lives?
That is how Flavio Cardellicchio, Director of Digital Transformation and Strategic Partnerships at the Regroupement québécois de la danse (RQD), and Matthieu Gagnon, Digital Development Coordinator at En Piste, came together to develop a program that addresses the realities of our two communities.
Because between managing a website, creating visuals, social media, data, and the new possibilities offered by artificial intelligence, digital technology is playing an increasingly important role in our professional lives. And because we don’t always have the time, resources, or knowledge to master it all!
“Les mardis du Web” is the result of a collaboration between two organizations that have chosen to pool their strengths to offer their members training that is accessible, practical, and tailored to their needs.
This first season’s program features seven online sessions, from November 2026 to May 2027, designed to help you discover new tools, develop new skills, and walk away with knowledge you can apply directly to your work.
From Canva to WordPress, including Airtable, cybersecurity, social media, and artificial intelligence, there will be something for every need and every skill level.
First Training Session:
Canva: Design Basics and AI Optimization | November 17, 2026
More professional-looking graphics—no graphic design skills required!
Do you use Canva for your posts, posters, or professional communications? Learn how to make the most of its features and work more efficiently.
On November 17, Mayleth Alban, a graphic designer and digital marketing specialist, will guide you through creating consistent visuals, adapting your content, and exploring Canva’s artificial intelligence tools.
Time: 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. | Online
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Cost: $25 for members ($35 for non-members)
(Actual cost: $110)
What’s on the agenda
Les mardis du web · 2026–2027
Explore all 7 webinars (Offered in French only)
Practical webinars presented by the Regroupement québécois de la danse (RQD) in partnership with En Piste. Select a webinar to explore its description, learning objectives and prerequisites.
Canva: design fundamentals and AI-powered optimization
Creating a visual quickly is one thing. Producing clear, consistent and professional communications is another.
Learning objectives
This webinar will introduce the fundamental principles of visual design, help you navigate Canva efficiently, and show you how to create consistent visuals from templates.
You will learn how to adapt your designs to different communication formats, prepare files for distribution, and use selected Canva AI features to speed up content creation and optimize visuals.
A Canva account (free).
Anyone who wants to create professional visuals without graphic design expertise.
WordPress in practice: manage and optimize your website
Your website is often the first point of contact between your work and your audiences. But to make the most of it, you need to be able to update it independently and securely.
Learning objectives
This webinar will help you better understand the structure of a WordPress website and its administration interface.
You will learn how to manage pages, posts, categories and media; locate key menus and tools; update a page or news post; optimize images; check a form; manage common blocks; and apply good backup practices.
Basic knowledge of web browsing. Access to a WordPress website is recommended, but not required.
Anyone responsible for administering an existing WordPress website.
Registration coming soon.
Digital marketing: 7 steps to succeed on social media
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn… do you really need to be everywhere? An effective presence starts with clear objectives, consistent positioning and a strategy suited to your resources.
Learning objectives
Through a structured approach, this webinar will cover internal auditing, platform selection, content strategy, publication calendars, social media creation and management processes, and results analysis.
You will also learn how to define SMART objectives and build a lasting relationship with your online community.
An email address, comfort with web browsing, and at least one social media account with access credentials.
Communications or marketing professionals in non-profit organizations.
Registration coming soon.
Airtable: structure and track your data without coding
Contact lists, project tracking, registrations, events: when information is scattered across multiple files, work quickly becomes more complex.
Learning objectives
This webinar will introduce you to Airtable’s core concepts.
You will learn how to create a base tailored to your needs, organize data using fields and views, filter, sort and group information, create links between tables, collaborate with other users, and set up simple automations to reduce repetitive tasks.
Basic knowledge of the web environment. No prior knowledge of Airtable is required.
Anyone who wants to structure and track data without coding.
Registration coming soon.
Master your prompts: work more effectively and responsibly with generative AI
Using generative AI is easy. Getting results that are genuinely useful, reliable and suited to your context, however, requires a method.
Learning objectives
This webinar will help you understand how generative AI works at a general level and why prompts are central to getting useful results.
You will learn the characteristics of an effective instruction, different prompting techniques, and ways to adapt your requests to your context and objectives.
Particular attention will be paid to responsible AI use, including confidentiality, data protection, bias and information verification.
Basic knowledge of digital tools and an interest in artificial intelligence.
Anyone who wants to improve their productivity with generative AI.
Registration coming soon.
Cybersecurity and fraud prevention: stay alert, stay protected
Learn to spot scams, secure your accounts and respond effectively to cyber incidents.
An email that appears to come from a colleague or trusted supplier. An urgent payment request. A fake Microsoft 365 or Google security alert. A message prompting you to reset your password.
Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using convincing messages and familiar scenarios to create a sense of urgency and pressure people into acting without thinking. Their goal is to get you to click a malicious link, disclose sensitive information, respond to a fraudulent request or enter your credentials on a fake website.
Once an account has been compromised, the consequences can extend far beyond a stolen password. Cybercriminals may gain access to confidential emails, organizational documents and personal information, or use the compromised account to target colleagues, partners and other contacts.
Learning objectives
This practical webinar will help you understand how online fraud and phishing attacks work, identify the warning signs of suspicious communications, and develop the habits needed to protect yourself and your organization.
You will also learn how to strengthen account security through better password management and multi-factor authentication. Finally, the session will cover the essential steps to take when a cybersecurity incident occurs, from containing the threat and limiting potential damage to documenting the incident appropriately.
What you’ll learn
- Understand common fraud tactics, including phishing, impersonation and other online scams.
- Recognize how cybercriminals exploit urgency, fear, trust and curiosity to influence decisions.
- Spot warning signs in suspicious emails, messages, links and fraudulent requests.
- Apply a simple verification process before clicking, responding or sharing information.
- Adopt effective practices for creating, storing and managing passwords.
- Understand how multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of protection.
- Recognize unusual activity and other signs that an account may have been compromised.
- Learn which immediate actions can help contain a threat and minimize its impact.
- Understand what information to record and how to maintain an accurate incident log.
Registration coming soon.
SEO, Google Ads and Google Analytics 4: improve your digital discoverability and measure your online presence
Publishing online does not guarantee that you will be found. To increase visibility, you need to understand how search engines, digital advertising and data analytics can work together.
Learning objectives
This webinar will introduce the principles of digital discoverability and search engine optimization (SEO), help you distinguish the benefits and limitations of Google Ads, and familiarize you with the main performance indicators in Google Analytics 4.
You will also learn how to interpret audience and conversion data to better guide your actions.
Access to a computer or tablet and an Internet connection.
Anyone responsible for a website or their organization’s digital presence.
Registration coming soon.
Build practical digital skills
Prices per webinar. Open to RQD and En Piste members and non-members.
Training partners: La Puce Ressource Informatique and CY-clic. Some content and schedules may be subject to change.
Pour plus de renseignements
Communiquez avec Matthieu Gagnon aux coordonnées suivantes :
“Les mardis du Web” is presented by the Regroupement Québécois de la Danse in partnership with En Piste
The training courses are developed and taught by La Puce Ressource Informatique and Cy-Clic.
