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ITZA has been testing its content and analytics in schools across the UK, including two global pilot releases with WWF. The feedback has been amazing:
What the learners thought
In 2021, ITZA partnered with WWF to create multimedia learning resources that educate young people about the natural world and how to protect it. Our platform, used by students aged 10-16, ensures they understand the climate crisis, see hope in addressing its consequences, and feel empowered to take action. Together, we ran two successful global pilot releases in Q4 2022 and Q4 2023. WWF has now signed a five-year agreement to continue the WWF Global Challenge.
As WWF’s partner, ITZA has brought energy and professionalism to our global education programme building high quality learning journeys and challenge events around our videos and content.
Matt Larsen-Daw, Head of Education, WWF
I was stunned. They completly ran with it. It was amazing to see how involved and motivated they got. They just loved being in control.
Teacher, London
Using footage from WWF/Netflix series, including David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet, we successfully ran two global pilot releases in Q4 2022 and Q4 2023. Over 100,000 learners from nearly 3,000 schools worldwide participated, both at home and in school.
Live quizzing - with constant chat feedback
They watch the Attenborough film but it didn’t create the same impact as your website. I have never seen them learn so much and feel so much.
Parent, Oxford
Over the WWF Global Challenges in 2021, 2022 and 2023:
Unbeknown to me the children are signed up and competing against each other - but as Head of Geography I seem to be the last to know! This is such a great initiative.
Teacher, Bucks
I thought I needed to grow up to make a difference but now I know that even my little changes can make a big difference. With Itza we now think about what we eat and what we buy because it all has an impact on the Earth.
SnowBear898, Sri Lanka
ITZA hosts the inaugural One Planet Challenge – a global competition encouraging young people to learn about the natural world and the importance of biodiversity.
Scotland will be the first to adopt One Planet. Materials will be available in every Scottish school on GLOW, Education Scotland's national intranet. Resources will be integrated with Microsoft and Google education platforms, used by almost 300 million young people worldwide, including nearly every local authority in Scotland. One Planet will scale to English-speaking schools worldwide from 2025.
In the Mayan calendar, 1995 was the close of the epoch of faith and belief and the birth of the era of knowledge and knowing:
The Age of Itza
1995 also saw the start of consumer access to the Internet.