The GeoGebra Institute of Canada will help in establishing a support network of interested individuals and institutions, suitable for organizing research teams and research collaboration. Depending on the financial support that GI-Canada may obtain through various sources, it may also collaborate with other GeoGebra Institutes as well as with the International GeoGebra Institute (IGI). L'Institut GeoGebra du Canada aidera à établir un réseau de soutien pour des personnes et des institutions intéressées, qui pourra aussi servir pour la formation des équipes de recherche et de collaboration scientifique. Selon la disponibilité d’un soutien financier que le GI-Canada compte obtenir de différentes sources, il pourrait aussi collaborer avec d'autres instituts GeoGebra, ainsi qu'avec l'Institut GeoGebra International (IGI).
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