Tomorrow’s high school result gives ideas for other places

Using digital technology for educational purposes is the High School for the Future project, which began in 2018 at Georges Pompidou High School in Castelnau-le-Liz. This Friday 10 December experience brought together several partners around Kamal Chebli, Vice President of the Occitanie Region, and Delegate for Education, Guidance, Youth and Sports, to prepare a progress report.

4 years ago, the district partnered with Hewlett Packard (HP) to free up funds for a high school investing in a novelty and innovation project. “, he recalls. For this purpose, the School’s Center for Documentation and Information (CDI) has been redesigned. Hewlett Packard (HP) is paying a portion of the apprenticeship tax to the tune of €97,000 to provide this venue with innovative educational tools.”Never before has CDI welcomed so many students who read Rejoices Ophélie Heurtefeux, librarian professor.

More and more high school students in CDI

The visit continued with a meeting with teachers using Pearltrees, the official platform for storing, document sharing and social networking. This tool gives access to “granular” textbooks (which can be referenced in small units), and allows you to submit homework, even in the form of a video capsule.

Other surprises for this “lab,” as Principal Paul Marie Berenguer calls it, are three virtual reality headsets that allow high school students to prepare for their grand baccalaureate oral exam, for a job interview, or simply to visit an art gallery.

Virtual reality headsets for oral exam preparation

The share panel also makes it possible to create any digital medium. “Anything written on the board can be saved in PDF format. Simple and practical use“, explains Jean-Michel Lavalard, President of Mima-Campus. Finally, a 3D printer delights the seventeen students registered for the Certificate of Initiation of Flight by printing the various parts of a model aircraft.

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Arnaud Lépinois, CEO of HP France, welcomed the outcome of this innovative adventure. “We wanted to do more than distribute LoRdi to high school students by participating in a project that gives meaning to this tool “.

For Kamel Shibli:It’s rare to find so much cohesion and dynamism in an ecosystem that brings together private actors, startups, and educators… The future is to expand this experience! “.

This responds to National Education recommendations that recommend changing teaching methods, time management and learning spaces, based on the teams’ experience in the field and research.

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Frank Mccarthy

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