Outreach - ENGAGE Lab

ENGAGE Lab: A collaborative space for tackling social and environmental challenges

 

ENGAGE lab was initiated with our European partners and takes the form of a physical space integrated into UT Capitole's Espaces d'Innovations: AR 326.
 

Innovating and undertaking collectively in a world in transition

In a complex world, where solutions to current and future problems cannot be found by a single player, collaboration is becoming a necessity. Multidisciplinary and collective intelligence are prerequisites for any approach. This is the ambition of the ENGAGE Lab: to encourage these collaborations in the service of social and environmental challenges.
 
The ENGAGE lab is open to all members of the university: students, administrative and teaching staff, as well as external partners.
Priority will be given to projects that meet:
  • the principles of collective intelligence
    or
  • the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
    or
  • bimodality principles
    or
  • the principles of entrepreneurship

The Lab encourages more innovative learning methods and the acquisition of new skills.

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ITP Lab

Vue AR338
Vue AR338

It's a place to try out new teaching and learning methods, to prepare teaching sessions, and to meet up and discuss these issues, for example at teaching cafés.
This space has been designed in particular for teachers, teacher-researchers and trainers.

Showroom

Vue Sketch Up AR320
Vue Sketch Up AR320

An innovative, easy-to-use room for experimenting and producing:
- Easily produce a video self-capture of your course in "demonstration" mode with writing on a panoramic touch screen or in "presentation" mode
- Conveniently run a bimodal course (students simultaneously present and remote) with the option of writing on a touch screen and viewing remote participants on an XXL projection screen
- Lead a "virtual classroom" session with optimised equipment, easily alternating group and sub-group work phases.