Erasmus+ · 7 countries · 6 languages
An online course, realistic business cases and Gaia, an AI tutor that asks before it answers. Built by 10 partners from 7 countries, in 6 languages.
Open to everyone · No previous knowledge needed · Pilot: 45+ minutes per case
From a first idea to action within your own sphere of influence.
What green entrepreneurship means and how it relates to many sectors and job types. Text, videos and quizzes.
Discuss realistic cases and your own plans for green action with Gaia.
Meet learners with matching interests online and at face-to-face events across Europe.
One of the most encouraging findings is that learners did not only complete the activities, but actively interacted with Gaia.
Learn on your own, use it in class, or test ideas from your own work.
Students, adult learners and anyone curious: enter the platform, select a case and begin.
Start learningIntegrate an individual case into a university course, workshop or training session.
Materials for your teachingChoose a topic related to your own work and test your ideas with Gaia.
Explore the topics
200+members of the L2BGreen community
Learners, educators, researchers and entrepreneurs from across Europe follow L2BGreen on LinkedIn for news, newsletters and invitations to events and competitions.
L2BGreenL2BGreen Is Now OpenThe L2BGreen learning experience is now available online: realistic business cases, the learning catalogue and Gaia, our conversational AI learning agent.Read on LinkedInL2BGreenL2BGreen featured by Estonian Business SchoolLearning to be green means learning how to turn sustainability into action. Estonian Business School highlights how L2BGreen combines sustainability education, entrepreneurship and AI.Read on LinkedInUniversities, a vocational training provider, associations and a start-up. Coordinated by the University of Twente.
Five universities bring research in learning technology, entrepreneurship and sustainability. A vocational training institute, three associations and an AI start-up bring practice, learners and technology. Together they cover seven countries and six languages.
Meet the partnersIn line with the open-access principles of Erasmus+, all public deliverables are free to download.
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