This is my final presentation for Harvard University Extension School ALM in Educational Technologies Masters degree program. The Pecha Koucha presentation style is designed to tell a story create a comfortable cognitive load for the audience. The presentation lends a brief history to the founding of our non-profit group, quen.ch, our 21st century multimedia and environmental management education and community connections awareness model and our Red Meatless CO2 Offset experiment product. This is in collaboration with the Warren Prescott Elementary School in Charlestown, MA, quen.ch, the Oceanic Society, Jenna Norwood, Harvard Extension School's Sustainability & Environmental Management Departments, the Harvard University School of Public Health, and the Harvard University Office for Sustainability. Please feel free to contact me. Alisyn

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18. Sustainability at Harvard

19. Green Carpet Award Winners

20. Tuesday, May. 04, 2010 Partly Cloudy, 70° F Harvard Gazette Treading the green carpet University presents awards as it celebrates success in sustainability ALM Candidate in Educational Technology alisyn.johnson@gmail.com: Instructional Technology Designer *Special Thanks to: The Warren Prescott Elementary School, Charlestown, MA, the teacher Tina Champagne, Dr. Amara the principal, the WPS students and parents, Wayne Sentman, Matt Carter, Susan Cahalen, Denise Bartone, Quen.ch, The Oceanic Society, Jeff Pike & DCE PR/Media Relations Department, The Harvard Extension School Educational Technology and Sustainability & Environmental Management Departments, Jenna Norwood, Mass General Hospital