The Education We Need for the Future We Want

Learning Agenda is a resource hub for practitioners. Dedicated to Sustainable Learning, it provides Open Education Resources, real-world cases, practical tools, and guides to support effective, future-focused practice. Founded by Dr. Diana Woolis, it connects educators, learners, and changemakers with the knowledge and strategies needed for long-term impact.

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Sustainable Learning Framework

The Sustainable Learning Framework provides pathways to meet the complex education challenges of today while embracing new opportunities for creating the education of tomorrow. Click on each of the five areas below to learn more, or download the full Sustainable Learning Framework PDF.

Sustainable Learning Framework - Ecosystems Approach
Sustainable Learning Framework - Looped Learning
Sustainable Learning Framework - Purposeful Pedagogy
Sustainable Learning Framework - Democratic Engagement
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Sustainable Learning Framework - Digital Stewardship

Sustainable Learning by Diana D. Woolis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License.

What is Sustainable Learning?

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Sustainable

Inclusive, equitable, and high-quality education systems that offer lifelong learning, ensuring resilience and adaptability to meet current and future needs without compromising future generations.

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Learning

A reflective process in which individuals and organizations enhance their effectiveness, adapt to changes, and grow, leading to measurable new competencies and understandings.

More about the Sustainable Learning Framework from Its Creator

Diana is a globally recognized expert in learning strategy, design, and implementation, particularly for marginalized populations. She founded the Sustainable Learning Framework in 2017.

Why Origami? Why a Goat?

Origami, the traditional Japanese paper-folding art, symbolizes creative and practical problem-solving, along with the ability to visualize and plan for complex challenges. Likewise, goats demonstrate adaptability, strong problem-solving skills, quick learning, and excellent memory. Our approach is inspired by the unique qualities of both.

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