Digital Eco-Leadership
Eco-digital literacy for teachers and students — ecological principles taught with digital tools, and acted on locally.
The aim
To enhance eco-digital literacy among teachers and students, educating participants on ecological principles using digital tools and promoting environmental awareness and action within local communities.
Objectives
- 1Enhance eco-digital literacy — understanding ecological principles through digital tools.
- 2Develop innovative educational resources combining environmental science and digital learning.
- 3Promote community engagement in environmental sustainability initiatives.
- 4Foster collaboration between schools, local communities and environmental organisations.
About the project
To enhance eco-digital literacy among teachers and students, educating participants on ecological principles using digital tools and promoting environmental awareness and action within local communities.
Results & outputs
Everything we produce is an open educational resource — free to download, use and share.
Eco-Tech Learning Modules
Teaching modules that pair environmental science with digital tools.
Eco-Tech Collaboration Hub
A shared space for schools, communities and environmental organisations.
Virtual piloting
The modules tested online across the partner schools.
Expected outcomes
- Enhanced digital and environmental literacy among students and teachers.
- Closer collaboration between schools and local communities on environmental issues.
- Innovative teaching methods that integrate technology with environmental education.
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