Why is Human Centred Design (HCD) important for achieving SDG4 by 2030?
The Global Launch of Schools2030’s Free,
Open-Source HCD Toolkit for Teachers.

Schools2030 is delighted to launch the free, open-source HCD Toolkit, which will equip educators across 1000 schools with foundational design skills and tools to amplify their work and improve the learning outcomes of students.

Watch the short film to find out more about Schools2030 and the HCD Toolkit up close: who and what is Schools2030; what is HCD and why do we use it; who is behind the creation of the Toolkit; how will Schools2030 transform our collective approach to education; and how will the Toolkit engage schools, CSOs & governments in a classroom-driven design process that can catalyse positive change.

Join us at the outset of this amazing journey that we will take over the next ten years together – a journey to generate evidence that proves that schools themselves are best placed to improve the holistic learning outcomes of their students and work towards Sustainable Development Goal 4 – quality education for all.

Download Toolkit

We are currently working on translations of the Toolkit across our geographies. Get in touch to find out more:
info@schools2030.org

3 Comments

  1. Bronwen on July 26, 2021 at 1:00 pm

    Thanks for watching the launch of Schools2030 Human Centred Design short doc! Please feel free to post comments or questions below.

  2. Nahid Aslam on July 26, 2021 at 2:11 pm

    Interesting program. Finding local solutions for local problems is essential if we want those from the Global South to empower themselves in fast change world society. The West doesn’t have all the answers. We need to allow marginalised communities feel they can find their own solutions to the issues they face.
    Funding will always be an issue, but if those with access to resources can offer these to schools without conditions attached, that would be a blessing.

  3. Dr Rajeswari on July 30, 2021 at 10:27 pm

    hi , we are an association of women entrepreneurs.we have a consortium of women entrepreneurs who are into educational sector . Their businesses Cary from designing educational tools , toys, innovative poducts that help teachers to conduct classes suppliers of ideas, products, eco-friendly story books to various science class aids, imparting education to children with challenges etc . Would like to connect with your program schools 2030 and find how we can share knowldege , improve capacities and understanding the new concwpt of schooling .
    Dr Rajeswari, President AWAKE . (Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Karnataka)
    Email : president@awakeindia.org.in