In partnership with’French Development Agency, the Learning Planet Institute offers the MOOC “What solutions for a sustainable world?” on sustainability issues. Classes start on May 23.
Visit Learning Planet Institute is mobilizing three of its areas of expertise to offer an educational course on the challenges of ecological and social transition: the’interdisciplinarity, l’collective intelligence and research. The challenges of durability are complex and concern all dimensions of our society, requiring the mobilization of several disciplinary fields.
Through 12 video vignettes, the learner gradually grasps these issues in a systemic approach, and then explores possible avenues for building a prosperous future.
THREE STRANDS TO BUILD SOLID, INTERDISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE OF SUSTAINABILITY
Dispensed by Gaëll Manguy, Director of Development and International Relations, at the Learning Planet Institute, the MOOC “What solutions for a sustainable world?”is divided into three main sections.
How did Man become a geological power capable of transforming the Earth?
In the first instance, it will be a matter of defining the framework within which the challenges of durability The major physical principles, the natural limits of our planet, and the demographic, economic, social and environmental characteristics that have enabled human development.
Which indicators characterize our development and what are the consequences for the Earth system?
The second part will identify the nature of the challenges we face. Learners will discover the physical and living resources that enable us to meet our needs, some of which are also endangered by our activities.
How can we design a fair and secure framework for prosperity in the future?
Finally, Gaëll Mainguy takes a forward-looking look at humanity's future needs, and reviews some of the theoretical models and institutional frameworks that can help us devise possible solutions.
FREE, CERTIFIED TRAINING BASED ON COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE
Visit training, starting on May 23, is free of charge and leads to the issue of a certificate.
What are the assessment procedures?
The MOOC is self-study and relies on collective intelligence to define certain concepts together and assess each other's progress. Numerous resources will be provided to explore each chapter in greater depth.
Who is this MOOC for?
The MOOC is particularly suitable for anyone wishing to learn about sustainability issues. It is also an interesting preliminary step for training programs such as summer schools or other project-based teaching to provide a common knowledge base for a group of learners. The MOOC does not require any prior knowledge or skills.
Who is Learning Planet Institute's partner in this project?
L’French Development Agency (AFD) implements France's development and international solidarity policies.
TO GO FURTHER - The Learning Planet Institute also offers a MOOC for education stakeholders on the challenges of sustainable development at school.
The Learning Planet Institute has also produced a MOOC for members of the educational and scientific community on the subject of the “Learning Planet".“Education in the Anthropocene”This was an invitation to these players to reflect on the principles, aims, values and operating methods of education in France. anthropocene.
More than 25 researchers, experts, teachers and young people provide historical insights, perspectives and solutions for the classroom and for youth engagement.
