Students are tomorrow’s workers. In their future jobs, they will be required to use, or even participate in the drafting of, voluntary standards specific to their sector of activity. So it’s important that, right from school and university, they make the distinction between regulations and patents, and understand the benefits of standardization.
AFNOR offers teachers teaching resources geared to this purpose, including presentations, serious games, videos and testimonials.
Invite your students to discover the world of voluntary standards
and draw your teaching resources from the documents below.
Better still, invite them to follow the development of a standard,
from conception through to publication and public inquiry.
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What is a voluntary standard? How is a voluntary standard developed? Are voluntary standards free?
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Standardization is a little-known tool for improving a company’s international competitiveness. We need to train the younger generation in this area. This is the mission of the International Federation of Standards Users (IFAN), represented in France by ACANOR.
What is a voluntary standard?
How does a standard live?
The example of the French keyboard?
The example of barrier masks
Office acoustics
Innovation through standards:
Metalskin
Innovation through standards:
Mobilead
Innovation through standards:
Météorage
Using standards to drive innovation:
Michelin
Innovation through standards:
les Vignerons de Buzet
The standard in the context of the covid-19 crisis:
barrier masks
If you’re looking for a relevant standards and regulations watch, AFNOR Editions offers specific solutions for the world of education at special conditions, including its cutting-edge CObaz tool.
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