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Episode 1
Sustainability
Can AI technology help protect the climate? Detective Isabella wants to know. That's why the Teachtoday sustainability detectives are investigating how digital technologies and media can make a positive contribution to climate protection. In Episode 1, they meet an expert in green coding who tells them exciting things about “green programming” to protect the environment.
Interview 1
Green Coding for climat
The sustainability detectives asked Falko Finzel, an expert in green coding at Deutsche Telekom, how sustainable programming and AI can reduce energy consumption in the digital world.Episode 2
Smart home, smart future?
Detective Isabella asks herself the question: intelligent heating and living without technology? Which digital technologies help with sustainable living? The detectives were looking for answers.Interview 2
Every house a smart home!
The sustainability detectives visited Design Caillope GmbH and spoke to Amando Pascotto about what the future of living and energy saving could look like.
Sustainability detectives
As part of the EURO 2024 soccer tournament, the Teachtoday sustainability
detectives went on an exploratory tour. They paid particular attention to the commitment and interest in sustainability issues at major events.
detectives went on an exploratory tour. They paid particular attention to the commitment and interest in sustainability issues at major events.
Even more sustainability
"Off to the umbels"
Our Europe-wide challenge on the wild carrot and many insights into the care and flowering of this important plant for bees and other insects.
To the challenge
Topic
Our latest topic on education for sustainable development, equipping young people with knowledge and skills for a sustainable future.
To the topic
Upcycling fashion
The idea for this project is that young people deal with fashion as disposable goods and reflect their own consumer behavior.
To the project idea
More sustainability now
Nobody is perfect, but we can all do better: We're utilizing your little "sins" in order to find more sustainable alternatives.
Read more!
