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--- public:make_submission_process:make_for_society_requirements [2026-04-13 10:16] – Julien Delisle
+++ public:make_submission_process:make_for_society_requirements [2026-04-14 08:38] (current) – Julien Delisle
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 **//Pedagogical criteria’s//**
-  * **Sustainability**: the project must offer the opportunity to students to tackle a sustainable issue. Sustainability must be at the center of the project. By sustainability, we mean sustainability in the wider sense, taking into account the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_boundaries|planetary boundaries]]. Students must question non-technical dimensions of the project, see more about the learning objectives in the table down below.
+  * **Sustainability**: the project must offer the opportunity to students to tackle a sustainable issue. Sustainability must be at the center of the project. The project must allow students to take into account the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_boundaries|planetary boundaries]]. Students must question non-technical dimensions of the project as well, see more about the learning objectives in the table down below.
   * **Open ended**: the project should offer the possibility for students to develop their creativity and to look for many different potential solutions
   * **Interdisciplinarity**: favoring interdisciplinarity by allowing students from different backgrounds to contribute to the project.
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 As there are multiple criteria, it is important to clarify that a project will be evaluated in its globality. A project can be very strong regarding a given criteria and less developed in another.
-The strategic and operational committees will evaluate the global picture of every project in their selection process.
+The MAKE committee will evaluate the global picture of every project in their selection process.
 ===== How much funding can we request for our project ? =====
-One of the important objective of MAKE for Society projects is to tackle a sustainable issue by questionning multiple dimensions of the problem (including non-technical). The MAKE committee decided to allow for a maximum a 10'000 chf.- per academic year. The funding must be requested based on the requirements of the prototype to be built.
+One of the important objective of MAKE for Society projects is to tackle a sustainable issue by questionning multiple dimensions of the problem (including non-technical). The MAKE committee decided to allow for a maximum a 10'000 chf.- per academic year. The funding must be requested based on the requirements of the prototype to be built and validated at the end of the embryo phase with Michka Mélo and Julien Delisle.
-The figure here under is providing information
+The figure here under is providing a summary of important information
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-===== MAKE for EDU of MAKE for SOCIETY ? =====
+===== MAKE for EDU or MAKE for SOCIETY ? =====
-Another project category is elligible for funding, [[https://make.epfl.ch/project-categories/make-for-society|MAKE for Society projects]]. The table here under is making a comparison between both categories of MAKE projects for your information.
+Another project category is elligible for funding, [[https://make.epfl.ch/project-categories/make-for-edu|MAKE for EDU projects]]. The table here under is making a comparison between both categories of MAKE projects for your information.
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