1. DESIS Forum / Paris Design for social innovation overview: projects, images, exchanges DESIS Forum Format: TEMPLATE... "4 slides exhibition- 4 minutes presentations" Present your project in 4 slides using this template. Follow the instructions on each slides. Insert images minimum 1024x756 pix. and fill in the text box respecting type, size and maximum length. You can take a look at the samples in the same attachment.. The collected projects will be presented in a light exhibition in the DESIS Forum and uploaded in the DESIS Website. They will be proposed as freely reproducible under the “Creative Common” rules. If you will be present at the DESIS Forum the May 21 st in Paris, you may also be invited to make a short 4 minutes oral presentation of the project. Send your slides and the 'Submission letter' (using the attached format) at: DesisForum@gmail.com Deadline for the submissions: 25 April 2011

2. Template index Slide 1 - Title : large picture (emblematic of the project) with texts: place, title and subtitle, main promoters (names and logo). Slide 2 – Context : large picture or pictures composition (of the context, with people and places) with texts to characterize the context and present the main problem(s)‏ Slide 3 – Project : large picture or pictures composition (of people, objects and places) with texts to describe projects' main idea and enhance its strategy. Slide 4 – Design role : large picture or pictures composition presenting project elements where the design role is more evident, with short texts outlining designers' main interventions and design tools they have adopted. Add a links for more information on the project.

3. As Seen on TV Designing opportunities for social and cultural engagement A project from the Responsible Innovation research group at l'Ecole de Design

4. The roll out of digital TV has condemned over 20million TV sets in France alone. Each set ha an estimated 2kg of toxic material... Recycling centers exist but the cumbersome nature of television sets does not encourage responsible disposal

5. Consuming television encourages isolation. Localised cultural activities struggle to attract audiences. In this context, how could a designed service improve social and cultural ties?

6. Designing business services through scenario building and prototyping. This service would facilitate the collection of obsolete TV sets through local cultural sponsorship. Services communicated through video and web