Happy learning. Yes, e-learning is very much green learning.
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Learn green, learn Etzou.
Etzou eco friendly in five points.
"e-learning produces 85% fewer CO2 emissions than standard face-to-face or distance learning".
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Less gas are used by e-learner
Classroom or face-to-face training usually means either getting a trainer to come to you, or sending your people off to a training venue, and for many organisations, it will be both. Cue planes, trains and automobiles
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We reduce the carbon dioxide emission
A recent study by the Open University claims that on average, e-learning produces 85% fewer CO2 emissions than standard face-to-face or distance learning.
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Fewer natural resources are used in e-learning
A class of student use more than 220 pounds of CO2 per student against only 10 pounds for one student online. E-learning reduced energy by 91% per student when we compare to a face to face tuition.
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Limit the pollution
The paper industry is the largest consumer of energy and uses more water to produce a ton of product than any other industry. It's also the third largest industrial polluter to air
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Limit the deforestation
According to the National Wildlife Foundation, School waste have actually 60% of paper, when we know that 16 trees represent one ton of paper waste. So with e-learning we save 100% of this trees!
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Learn green,learn with EtZou!
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Benefits of Eliminating Travel through e-Learning
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No need to drive
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Reducing your travel time
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Reduce the cost of your travel
The idea:
Etzou reverse a % of thee learning fees to Sonia association teaching languages to vulnerable groups.
The association:
SONIA ("SOciety for New Initiatives and Activities" is a non profit organization) established in July 2002. This association is legally registered in Italy (registration number 9727510584). SONIA is a lay and multicultural organisation engaged in issues related to the self-determined and sustainable development of marginalized and vulnerable groups (indigenous peoples, youth, children, women and migrants) in the global south. In 2019. Et Zou will provide e learning English lessons to women in Democratic Republic of Congo.
