AUTENS global
Autens has global in it’s DNA. We were forged in global mindsets and international collaboration. We deeply believe that we need to embed global citizenship in our curriculums and foster real global learning experiences for both students and teachers.
We are a profoundly connected company, offering our Scandinavian approaches to human-centered education through an international lens, and bringing global experience back to Scandinavia and to communities anywhere.
We thoroughly enjoy connecting educators and students globally in various formal and informal sharing-is-caring communities.
We are truly thankful for our second-to-none global network that enables all of us to pull off almost anything we can dream of together.
The Future of Education is created by all of us, all across this Globe that we share.
Imagine the Future If We Reimagine Education Together…
- Autens leads Global Schools Alliance - a network of some of the most innovative schools in the world that inspire far beyond their local reach. Visit them here.
- Autens is three times named Top 100 Global Innovator in Education in the HundrED.org global selection of innovations. Lene Jensby Lange is also part of the HundrED Academy evaluating upcoming innovations.
- Autens works with the Association For Learning Environments, (A4LE) to build a European community around learning space design. Read more here.
- Autens contributes to books, podcasts, articles, think tanks and interviews about the future of learning and the physical environments that nudges it. Most recently Planning Learning Spaces with preface by Sir Ken Robinson.
- Autens is frequently invited to keynote at conferences world-wide. We believe in sharing and connecting for the benefit of all our learners.
- Autens hosts study trips in Denmark and internationally to grow our shared understanding of education and inspiring cutting-edge solutions.
21st skills: Unfolding Creativity - Lene in a Podcast with West Virginia Department of Education
21st skills: Unfolding Collaboration - Lene in Podcast with West Virginia Department of Education
Association for Learning Environments Europe event!
A4LE October 21: Learner-led Design Across Europe
Students redesigning the classrooms at Søllested School
Lene on learning spaces at Spazio Leo T.V. in Modena
Autens at LEGO Idea Conference 2020 - virtual edition
Autens Social Online - PBL in the jungle and in Denmark
Spaces Matters - Deeper Learning Conference
Study trip to High Tech High in San Diego
Documentary on the future of Work and Learning
Global Schools Alliance at Liger in Cambodia
Autens named Top 100 Innovator for Learning Space Design Lab
Japans Ministry of Education visits Denmark
KEYNOTE ON SCANDINAVIAN EDUCATION FACILITIES AND LEARNING SPACES IN JAPAN
Bedford-Copenhagen Learning Exchange
Copenhagen - documents & info
Foundation Phase Team, South East Wales: Visit to Copenhagen & Malmö
Designing new teacher training college
International Partnership Programme
Specialist Schools & Academies Trust, SSAT: Study Trip 2010
BSEC: Workshop and presentations in London, February 2010
Global Schools’ Alliance is a family of ground-breaking schools that stand out from the crowd and inspire far beyond their local reach.
Autens is humbled to lead the alliance that allows courageous schools to work with peers, learn from each other and share their practices on a global stage: empowering educators to continue developing and creating globally inspired change everywhere to the benefit of all students.
Global School Alliance (GSA) is led by Lene Jensby Lange and our mission for this global school network is to ensure that all children have the opportunity to participate in a good quality education no matter where in the world they live. Our mission is, through collaboration, to raise the standard of education worldwide by providing a network of the most progressive schools for:
- Knowledge sharing about how children learn the best and knowledge of the latest methods and ways to form and educate children.
- Share the best methods to teach and learn in practice.
- Continue to further develop the school members' teachers by visiting each other's schools.
- Creating joint projects between schools as transnational is relevant to each other.
- Facilitate educational related visits between members to understand and experience diverse cultures and ethics.
- Evaluate, adapt and share the emerging technologies of learning.
members of GSA
Autens is an active member of A4LE – an organisation with around 4,500 members from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, Middle East, UK & Europe. This network aims to promote health, safety, resilience & sustainable 21st century learning environments that inspire
transformation in education and support a culture of community engagement and strength: fostering local, national, and international dialogue around expertise in designing learning environments.
TOP 100 INNOVATOR
HundrED.org is a non-profit organization founded in Finland in 2015 by a group of people with a passion for education, innovation and authentic change.
In 2017-2018 and 2019-2020, our tool ”Learning Space Design Lab” has been selected as one of 100 inspirational innovations in education and highlighted as innovative, effective & scalable. Our workshop tools provide the framework for a collaborative process of designing and reorganizing learning environments, while also providing space to transform educational practice through a playful and creative approach.
ERASMUS
VEGA
Vega Schools resides in Gurgaon a sillicon Valley area outside New Dehli in India. Vega Believes in active learning with focus on learning spaces for the 21 st century skills and problem based learning.
It is the schools mission, to educate their student to become great citizens, who have competencies that will remain useful for all of their life.
High Tech High
High Tech High is one of the most mentioned schools in the world. High Tech High consists of 13 charter schools in San Diego – elementary schools, middle schools and high schools – which are based on the same methods and philosophy opportunities for everyone.
What is particularly inspiring is their significant results in closing the gap and seriously reducing the importance of social background.
CEO and founder of HTH, Larry Rosenstock is one of our close friends here in Autens. Larry Rosenstock and Jean Kluver have visited Denmark, and we are keen to hear more about their thinking and methods. Lene herself has has the pleasure og being behind the scenes at California schools to understand how they work to create the results they do.
The methods make a different: We have several of their methods in the toolbox adapted to Danish context and are happy to come out and tell about this. We also work closely with a mutual HTH friend David Price, founder of Engaging Learning, change consultant and author of the best-seller book in the school field “Open – How we will live, learn and work in the future“.
Want to see the movie? The schools are portrayed in the much discussed debate-documentary Most Likely To Succeed about school and education in light of the future we face. We would love to put up a show with you. Some exciting hours where the film is a good starting point for debating school in the future with your colleagues, staff, politicians, parents, students and other collaborators.
Contact us at lene@autens.dk
