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The Knowledge Tree is an e-journal generated by members of the Australian vocational education and training (VET) system to enable the sharing of research and learning innovation in national and global e-learning practice. ISSN 1448-2673
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Edition 20 lead writers Jason Patten and Michael Abulencia discussed their lead article 'Eyes on a green horizon' in a live conversation.

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Edition 20: It's e-asy being GREEN!

Kermit the Frog might have sung that it wasn’t easy being green, but we at The Knowledge Tree wanted to find out if he was wrong! Edition 20 explores various ways the VET system is responding to the Green Skills Agreement, endorsed by the COAG in December 2009. The Agreement aims to create national standards for sustainable practice in VET; to revise training packages to include sustainability principles and competencies; and to upskill VET practitioners on sustainability skill delivery.

With this in mind, we examine how e-learning can provide a model of training delivery that uses sustainable practices, and helps to meet the demand for green skills training...It’s e-asy being green!
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The Knowledge Tree is funded and managed under the Access to E-learning Knowledge and Know-how business activity of the Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
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