An international partnership that brings cultural heritage, digital skills and environmental sustainability together for students aged 14–18 and their teachers.
Discover the projectMeet the partnersDigiGreen develops an innovative learning model that makes cultural heritage meaningful for young people, using digital tools and the principles of sustainability.
Raising awareness of how heritage is protected and passed on to future generations.
QR-based tours, AR/VR models and digital storytelling for modern classrooms.
Understanding how climate change affects heritage sites and landscapes.
Four goals guide everything we do.
Build students’ knowledge and active participation skills in preserving cultural heritage.
Create original, practical and sustainable materials that combine the digital and ecological dimensions of heritage.
Strengthen teachers’ use of modern teaching approaches, innovative technologies and ecological thinking.
Foster cultural exchange, mutual learning and empathy among teachers and pupils across countries.
Open, reusable resources for schools across Europe.
Six modules on digital, green and heritage-based pedagogies, with sample lesson plans and teacher-focused digital content.
Task sets, observation forms and fieldwork guidelines for the pre-, during and post-mobility learning process.
An interactive, visually rich book on European and World Heritage sites with QR tours, AR/VR models and student tasks, published as an open educational resource (OER).
How the project is organised.
Training modules for digital, green and heritage-based pedagogies.
Learning tools, digital tasks and shared observation frameworks.
Student mobility hosted in Spain with field-based tasks.
Website, social media, events, digital archive and long-term planning.
Evaluation tools, rubrics, surveys and impact analyses.
Five countries, one shared vision.
Overall coordination, teacher training programme, digital design, editorial process and assessment tools.
Pilot implementations, selection of teachers and schools, and dissemination at local and national levels.
Multicultural heritage content, Islamic–European heritage and host of the student mobility.
Ancient world heritage, archaeological sites, lesson plans and practical examples.
Natural and intangible heritage, folklore, ecological risk analyses and field observation forms.
Sustainability, green heritage approaches and climate adaptation examples.
The people behind DigiGreen, institution by institution.
Latest news from the DigiGreen project. Our Partner Spotlight series introduces the schools and institutions behind the project, one country at a time.
Varėna School of Arts, where music, art, creativity and cultural heritage come together. The school preserves Lithuanian musical traditions and folklore and inspires young people through arts education and international cooperation.
See it on Instagram →A secondary school in Sciacca that brings together science, languages and cultural heritage through inclusive education, digital learning and international cooperation. Meet the Italian Erasmus team of seven.
See it on Instagram →A large and inclusive upper secondary school in Drammen, committed to high-quality education, international cooperation and social sustainability.
See it on Instagram →A valued partner that supports international cooperation through Erasmus+ accreditation in School and Vocational Education, and works as a Eurodesk Contact Point.
See it on Instagram →A cooperative school in Córdoba committed to high-quality, inclusive and innovative education, with a strong focus on multilingualism, digital competence and environmental awareness.
See it on Instagram →Partner spotlights and project news are shared on Instagram: @cuhed2026. Hashtags: #CulturalHeritageEducation #DigiGreen #ErasmusPlusEU #KA220SCH