A collaboration with the International Baccalaureate (IB) has led to the development of 4 Micro-credentials and 10 Micro-learning Modules focused on educating for sustainability!
Micro-Credentials on Educating for Sustainability
The four Micro-credentials are live and free to access! These Micro-credentials are for everyone! Although they were developed in partnership with IB, they are open to all educators. Each Micro-credential is an independent learning experience, but together they create a powerful toolkit for sustainability education.
We are so excited to share this collection with our community! If you are an educator looking to engage your students with sustainability, this is a perfect place to start.
Microlearning Modules on the IB Exchange
If you are an International Baccalaureate (IB) teacher with an IB Exchange account, check out the new micro-learning modules on the Commons co-developed with the Cloud Institute available:
Educating for Sustainability | EFS performance indicator integration
Educating for Sustainability | Strategies to codesign with students
Educating for Sustainability: Defining Commons | Rights and Responsibilities
Educating for Sustainability: Reconciling rights and responsibilities to Commons
Educating for Sustainability | Mental models reflection prompt evaluation
Educating for Sustainability | How mental models drive behaviors
Educating for Sustainability | Strategies to reframe a mental model
Educating for Sustainability | Empowering students: Diverse perspectives
Educating for Sustainability | Collaborative inquiry
These microlearning modules are available to educators who want to understand more about the Commons and those who want to undertake the micro-credential Recognizing and Protecting the Commons.
Testimonials
Along with a 5-star rating, one user provided the following comments regarding the Microlearning Module 01—Defining Commons Rights and Responsibilities:
This module was insightful and aligned well with my professional goals. It deepened my understanding of the Commons and reinforced the importance of shared responsibility, collaboration, and sustainability within a learning community.
– S., 10/30/2025