Each Teaching Tool is typically a computer-based tool such as an interactive visualization, model/ simulator, video micro-lecture, or classroom/ laboratory/ field activity that can be used to teach a topic in the curriculum of a particular discipline with the help of a climate-related example.
A Tool can be used by educators in the classroom/laboratory or by students for independent learning.
The Teaching Tools are categorized on the basis of Discipline, Type of Tools, Climate Topic, Grade Level, Region and Language.
These Teaching Tools
- have different levels of complexity,
- require access to a computer (in most cases),
- may be accessible as online or offline modules
- utilize global or local data (where relevant), and
- may be available in various languages
Recent Additions
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E-Learning Course on Climate Change
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Data Visualization of GHG Emissions
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Classroom/Laboratory Activity: What are Aerosols?
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Reading: Water Vapour Feedback and Earth’s Climate
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Classroom/Laboratory Activity: Volcanoes and Climate
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Classroom/Laboratory Activity: Thermal Potential of Carbon dioxide
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Video lecture: Plant Responses to Climate Related Abiotic Stress
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Teaching Module: Plant Response to Climate related Temperature and Water Stress
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Classroom/Laboratory Activity: Photosynthesis Under Variable Environmental Conditions
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Reading: Photosynthesis and Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
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Video micro-lecture: Phase Diagrams and Earth’s Climate
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Video: Permafrost and Climate Change
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Classroom/Laboratory Activity: Permafrost and Climate Change
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Visualization: pH Levels of Oceans and Atmospheric CO2
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Reading: Climate-Informed Development to Mitigate Global Poverty
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Video Micro-lecture: Ocean Buffer Chemistry
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Reading: Natural Selection and Evolutionary Rescue of a Species
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Video: Natural Selection and Climate Change
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Video Micro-lecture: Modes of Vibration in Greenhouse Gas Molecules
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Reading: Molecular Vibration Modes and the Greenhouse Effect
