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Sandrine Guillaume, Samar Mansour, Mathilde RémignonJuly 2014AbstractThis article aims at demonstrating how new media offer different ways of learning that fully involve learners. Controversy mapping, 3D animations and gaming make learners able to better express themselves and to progress at their own pace. This new learning process involves a certain adaptability to change from learners and educators. Due to a major shift in communication, learners are willing and able to learn by themselves. We will expose the huge contrast between the traditional ways of learning and the new ways that new media bring. These new learning media help better manage information overload,  improve position stand in public space, and add interactivity. Thanks to them, deep transformations are led: learners become self-learners and benefit from customized teaching enabled by bottom-up education - and therefore become more and more active in their cognitive experience.Read the full article (PDF): Controversy mapping, 3D animation, gaming: New media to transform education and cognitive experience