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Academy for Sustainable Future Educators (EduSTA)

How can technology be at the service of environmental education? You will hear more on 29 June at 15–16 CET!

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EduSTA combines innovatively digital open badges and teachers’ competences in sustainability education. We are delighted to having been invited to Learning Planet Institute's video on June 29 LP Vision episode, focused on Tech at the service of Environmental education. On the video our project Lead, Eveliina Asikainen, tells how we are using technology in our project and what are the challenges of using such a new technology. We are excited to share with the video with you on 29 June 2023 at 15–16 CET – please join us then!

Learning Planet Alliance:

“Environmental education allows individuals to explore climate and ecological issues, engage in problem solving, and take action to improve the environment. It fosters a deeper understanding of pressing environmental challenges, and equips people with the skills to make informed and responsible choices.

We believe that, beyond its basic function of gathering communities and distributing content, technology has an important role to play in promoting environmental education at all levels.

In exploring how technology can service environmental education, LP Vision showcases trailblazing projects and asks how we can go further in applying digital & tech tools to support this critical subject?” 

Detailed event information and link at Learningplanet Alliance’s webpage.

 

Text: Hanna Ylli, Learning Planet Institute
Photo of Eveliina Asikainen in the video shoot: Hanna Ylli