Newly released: Open educational materials for “Sustainability, circular economy, and creative computing”

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Introduction
Why did we create this material?
Currently, there is an increasing concern about sustainability and robustness of complex infrastructures upon which many of our day-to-day activities depend. In the European Union, the term circular economy is a well-established element of the European Green Deal, describing a transformation towards greater sustainability and waste reduction. Many of us work in fields related to creative computing, and have spent time researching the right to repair and other sustainable practices related to creative computing. These materials were created to provide an opportunity to educators and learners to explore these ideas based on practical examples and accessible activities.

Who created this material?
This material was created by Grassroots of digital Europe (GRADE), a network of scientists, researchers, activists, and artists from the EU and beyond, created within the COST framework for European Cooperation in Science and Technology. GRADE Working Group 2, Institutionalising digital grassroots, is responsible for the creation and distribution of these materials. Contributors include: Carlos Cunha, Ana Orelj, Antti Knutas, Eglė Stankevičiūtė, Erkan Saka, Lidija Pulevska Ivanovska, Leanete Thomas Dotta, Luís Miguel Teixeira, Maria Garda, Marsida Ibro, Sasho Josimovski, Thiago Freires, Ugnė Rakauskaitė. Slide design by Laurynas Marčiulaitis.
Find out more about our work at:
https://costgrade.eu

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