The International Institute of Multimedia in Paris asked me to participate to a brainstrom : "how can we innovate in education using less square footage". As I could'nt make it to the brainstorm, I put together a presentation, and as I did it for free, I'm sharing it with you guys.

1. How can we innovate in education and use less square meters? © By Patricia Gallot-Lavallée – Kenazart, experiencedesigners.net – February 2010.

4. Learning is like climbing stairs towards your future. Creating support from where you are to where you want to go. © creativeHunger - Fotolia.com

5. To me teaching is about making those steps achievable. © cubens - Fotolia.com

8. I’ve found a way, thought, by taking them one by one, listening to their « dream » and making them see how « my course » is going to help them go towards that project. And then it rolls! E.g.: Stephanie and the art of title sequence Cc Kenazart, experiencedesigners.net

9. W h o h a v e b e e n my g re a t t e a c h e r s? As a self-taught,

11. Montessori and its independent study model, kids pick the material to the things they want to learn that day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTpAILazPnM

13. People will always use the solution that hurts less. Crédit photo : © Barbara Helgason #3283191

18. Learning is a process Why did I get only a 18/20? E.g.: Vincent B. and search engine optimization techniques . Grades can be a powerful tool

20. Teachers available when I’m available

22. Let’s go back to our question. How can we innovate in education while using less real estate? In 11.5 actions Cc Kenazart, experiencedesigners.net

23. Action 1: Create a repository of “missions”, which they are free to take when they want to.

27. Workshops are edutainment Students have to also be in their body, not only in their heads. Alice.org

41. Students will be able to publish their achievements on Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter.

43. Q / A section

51. The story of the Nobel prize-like chimpanzee that discovered how to separate rice from sand. It might also be nice to create a role-model super store. E.g.: Arnaud L.