200 people have already registered for our MOOC: “TiME to seed a future”

200 people registered in our MOOC TiME to Seed a Future

Moret than 200 people have already registered for our TiME MOOC. Fantastic news for nature enthusiasts! Over 200 people have already registered for TiME to seed a Future. This is our Massive Online Open Course dedicated to biodiversity and nature conservation at the European Schoolnet Academy. With classes scheduled to start on April 3, 2023, this is the final call to register for this exciting course.

The MOOC will cover various topics related to nature conservation, including the role of biodiversity in maintaining healthy ecosystems. We will also address the impact of human activity on wildlife, and best practices for nature conservation.

Participants will have access to a wealth of knowledge and resources, as well as opportunities to connect with experts and fellow learners in the field.

The high number of registrants shows a growing interest in protecting our natural worl. This MOOC highlights the importance of taking action to preserve biodiversity. Whether you’re a teacher, student, or simply a nature enthusiast, this course is an excellent opportunity. You will have to chance to deepen your knowledge of conservation and learn about practical ways to protect the environment.

If you’re interested in joining the MOOC, don’t hesitate to register today. You’ll have the opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals. You will also gain valuable insights, and contribute to the important work of nature conservation. Together, we can work towards a sustainable future for all.

This is My Earth‘s Founder and CEO, Uri Shanas, is welcoming you to join the course. TiME is looking for brave teachers wanting to bring conservation and biodiversity into their classrooms.

As a teacher, you have a unique opportunity to inspire and empower new generations. Your students can become stewards of the environment and positively impact the world around them.

This is how our MOOC TiME To Seed a Future engages your students in nature conservation: 

professor URI shanas, tiMe’s ceo and founder

With this TiME MOOC, more than 200 people will:

  • Learn how to bring the topic of climate change and its impact on ecosystems to your students.
  • Be able to discuss conservation dilemmas with students and encourage their involvement in conservation efforts
  • Discover ideas and tools for addressing conservation in the classroom
  • Develop ideas for student-led conservation projects and activities, including debates, volunteering, fundraising, and engaging local commnities.
  • Design a lesson plan incorporating ideas from this online course

Letter of invitation from Professor Uri Shanas: This is how TiME's MOOC engages your students in nature conservation
Letter of invitation from Professor Uri Shanas: This is how TiME’s MOOC engages your students in nature conservation

The fact that over 200 people have already registered for the MOOC TiME to seed a future is a testament to the growing interest in teaching conservation to improve education.

Participants will have the opportunity to interact with other learners and experts in the field, as well as gain valuable insights and knowledge from the course materials. They will be able to get to know This is My Earth, a unique and fast growing volunteer-based nature conservation NGO.

If you are interested in taking part in this MOOC, don’t delay – registration closes soon! By signing up for this course, you will be taking a big step towards enhancing your own understanding of nature conservation and, and contributing to the creation of a new generation of engaged citizens all over the world.

Join our MOOC here.

Enroll TiME to seed a future MOOC and engage your students in nature conservation
Enroll TiME to seed a future MOOC and engage your students in nature conservation

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