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Schools as Living Labs

Resources

From research outcomes, articles, to the living-lab toolbox that will be created throughout this project.   

This video offers instructions on how to register and navigate the School of the Future portal
If you don’t know where to start and need some inspiration before jumping into your own Open Schooling journey, we’ve gathered a portfolio of inspirational projects that have been implemented in primary, secondary, and high schools across Europe.
A roadmap that offers suggestions for schools and national coordinators on how to identify, approach and create a sustainable connection with external societal actors in living lab projects
An overview of the preparations for the pilot phase of SALL methodology implemented in 42 schools and in 10 different countries: overall situation, strategy and materials.
A conceptual and methodological framework for the evaluation of School As Living Labs’ activities
This roadmap gives the main elements to help teachers plan and implement open-schooling projects in and outside their classroom.
This document offers all the partners, stakeholders, teachers and trainers more details about the benefits of the SALL methodology.
Common reference bibliography about Living Lab approaches, series of significant cases and glossary.
This document offers all the partners, stakeholders, teachers and trainers more details about the benefits of the SALL methodology.
Description of the community of schools that will be exploring living-lab-based open schooling in the context of SALL
In January 2021, Schools As Living Labs organised 4 webinars to build a common culture of living lab methodologies and to try answering a fundamental question: what makes a project a living-lab project? The answer from the arts and media charity, Knowle West Media Centre
General principles and structure of the methodology that the SALL project will implement in order to facilitate the interaction between the participating school communities, other societal actors and, the project team.
In January 2021, Schools As Living Labs organised 4 webinars to build a common culture of living lab methodologies and to try answering a fundamental question: what makes a project a living-lab project? The answer from Elin, a 13 years-old student who participated in collaborative project.
In January 2021, Schools As Living Labs organised 4 webinars to build a common culture of living lab methodologies and to try answering a fundamental question: what makes a project a living-lab project? The answer from a designer.
In January 2021, Schools As Living Labs organised 4 webinars to build a common culture of living lab methodologies and to try answering a fundamental question: what makes a project a living-lab project? The answer from the science centre, Le Dôme
First results of the qualitative and quantitative evaluation assessing the impact of Open Schooling on people.
The roadmap for teachers and educators has been enriched with further additions
Practical guidance and training materials addressed to educators on how a school living lab activity can involve relevant societal actors. The support materials exemplifies the engagement methodology of SALL and make it accessible and immediately usable by schools.
SALL’s first newsletter is out!
Get inspired by this easy-to-use collection of visually designed summaries showcasing the results of the SALL project.
This report presents the process, and its results, engaged to co-create a methodology that will allow schools, teachers, students, and other societal actors to reflect on a local problem in an active, engaged and experimental way.
This reports presents the SALL methodology, which is an adaptation of the Living Lab approach to the school context. The aim is to run Living Lab projects in schools, involving students and other local actors in a user-driven innovation process.
This report described the progress of the implementation activities in the 10 countries involved in SALL.