The project Circular Economy in Digital Storytelling (acronym: CEDIS) aims at reconsidering the concepts of “circular economy”, “sharing”, “efficiency”, “sustainable development” and “daily behaviour” across Europe, in order to regulate and tone down the impact of Climate Change on participants’ lives. Inclusion and diversity, environment, Circular Economy, the Digital Storytelling Methodology and the digital conversion approach are CEDIS’ principal pillars.
The project builds on the conviction that methods are best learned when they are clearly related to contents, because then the understanding does not remain superficial.
For this reason, the provided training and the use of ICTs will not be restricted to technical instructions, or just video editing: to improve digital skills, it might be more appropriate telling a story through photos, animations, sketches, articles, etc. Focus will thus be given to the pedagogically effective and cooperative-oriented use and development of digital teaching (and learning) materials.
CEDIS project results
Main results of the project:
- Report on existing and updated digital tools and practices, and 6 National Reports on Climate Change Education;
- Collections of high-quality resources on Digital Storytelling and Circular Economy;
- A set of educational tools for teaching Circular Economy;
- Around 60 Digital stories;
- International training of a group of around 20 teachers from the partner schools, and selected teaching trainees;
- 6 National Dissemination Conferences and 2 Local Dissemination Events.
