Planet-Friendly Packaging Lab: LCA Example

Matthias Fromm

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About this template

This template is part of the Girls Go Circular educational project. On the project’s online platform – the Circular Learning Space – students can explore different learning modules. One of them is Planet-Friendly Packaging Lab. This template supports that module and helps you learn through interactive, challenge-based activities.

Who can use it?

This template is designed for teachers and students working on the module Planet-Friendly Packaging Lab in the Circular Learning Space, part of the Girls Go Circular program.

How to use it

You’ll find the instructions in the lesson Trace & Rethink the Life of a Chocolate Bar within the module.

To start:

Click Use Template to make your own copy.
We suggest that one group member opens the template first, then invites others to join by clicking the Share button (top right) to send them the link.

What you’ll achieve

Using this template as part of the student challenge, you will:

tackle real-world flaws like food waste, sweaty packs, and plastic overload,
ideate and prototype a new solution, and evaluate it with LCA tools,
pitch your idea for a better packaging future.

Along the way, you’ll also build collaboration skills and learn how to use digital tools like Miro in a practical, hands-on way.

Matthias Fromm

Managing Director @ brainshuttle GmbH

I am a CEO, senior project manager and consultant with 10+ years of experience in educational consulting with the main focus on digital learning technologies (EdTech such as learning environments and applications) and learning activities (concepts and content for digital learning). I also consult international companies and institutions in various aspects of digital transformation especially with regard to requirements, methods, tools, and the implementation of technical processes and solutions.