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for the fulfillment of the 7, 11 and 13 of Green It for organizations, universities, its dissemination in other communities,
sustainable development objectives. communities and residences to as well as favoring the preservation
The universe for which it is designed mitigate carbon dioxide emissions. of animal and plant species. With the
the educational resource is made up In the workshop, participants receive workshops, good Green It practices have
of staff from educational institutions, awareness conferences on the topic of been implemented in organizations
public organizations, private companies climate change, a software application and communities that, depending on
and communities formed by groups on their cell phone that contains a the target audience, are applied easily,
of people without distinction of race carbon footprint scope2 calculator, quickly and permanently, strengthening
and social condition. As a result, an a knowledge verification test with the culture of caring for the environment.
interactive digital workshop was a gamified component and a ranking Currently the workshop has been
obtained in face-to-face or virtual module to motivate their participation developed in companies, communities
format composed of conferences on in a serious game format. We highlight and universities in Colombia and Mexico.
topics of: smart cities, policies and that the use of a gamification technique The presentation of the workshop in
strategies in the organization for in the workshop software has facilitated national and international settings is
environmental sustainability from the participant’s interaction by being prepared.
energy management and good practices assimilating the information and later

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