Online Tools for Climate Engagement & Curriculum
As part of Climate Interactive’s mission to create accessible, learning-oriented tools and simulations, we are proud to provide a suite of free, online resources to deliver critical insights for understanding and addressing climate change. Whether you are trying to reach geographically diverse audiences, or are navigating the challenges of remote learning or working from home – we offer a portfolio of online resources and experiences.
Our tools focus on “learning by doing”, and are geared towards helping people better understand the complicated relationships between climate, energy, policy, and beyond. At the same time, many of our tools offer opportunities to discuss multisolving principals – such as the implications of climate solutions as they pertain to global health, equity, justice and well-being.
Have any questions about using our online tools? Be sure to visit the Climate Interactive Support Desk .
Learn & Participate
Join an Upcoming Event
Sign up for a free online event, such as the En-ROADS Workshop or Climate Action Simulation. These experiences provide an opportunity for you or your audience to remotely participate in an engaging learning experience.
Create a scenario and share it
Experiment with the simulator and create your climate vision using En-ROADS – a user-friendly climate solutions simulator developed by Climate Interactive and the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative.
En-ROADS Guided Assignment
Use our tailored video and guided worksheet to walk through key learning points of the En-ROADS simulator – exploring a variety of aspects of the interface and key model dynamics.
Engage & Lead Others
(Suggested prep time: 0-30 minutes)
Invite us to host an online session
Reach out to the Climate Interactive team – we may be able to host an online session of the En-ROADS Climate Workshop or Climate Action Simulation game for your group.
Offer the En-ROADS Guided Assignment
Use this exercise to introduce your audience to what it will take to address climate change. Our complementary video tour and worksheet will help your group navigate the En-ROADS interface, while also exploring important simulator dynamics.
(Suggested prep time: 1-10+ hours)
Take the online En-ROADS training series
Explore our online training plan to improve your understanding of En-ROADS, the workshop, and the game. In addition, this training plan highlights the necessary steps to become an En-ROADS Climate Ambassador.
Lead the En-ROADS Climate Workshop
Lead groups with an interactive online workshop – with input from your participants, this workshop allows you to use En-ROADS to visualize the impacts of implementing multi-sector climate solutions in real-time.
Lead the Climate Action Simulation
Engage groups with an interactive online simulation, where participants take on roles as global stakeholders while proposing climate solutions to limit warming below 2° Celsius.
Have you run an online En-ROADS event for a group? Make sure to register your event below. Registering your event allows us to gather feedback on our tools and track who is running the game around the world, which is valuable for us in continuing to provide these resources for free.
Register Your Online En-ROADS Event
Ways to Use C-ROADS Online
Run C-ROADS Online
You can utilize the C-ROADS simulator individually online, and explore different emission scenarios broken down by unique global regions.
The World Climate Simulation Game
Explore reflections on how to run World Climate Simulation online – a role-playing game which explores the level of action nations must commit to in order to effectively address climate change.
The C-ROADS Student Assignment
Use the C-ROADS simulator to create climate scenarios and critically reflect on the implications of the future that has been imagined. This worksheet can be completed alone or in a group.
Have you run the World Climate Simulation or C-ROADS Student Assignment online for a group? Make sure to register your event below. Registering your event allows us to gather feedback on our tools, and keep track of who is running the game around the world.