1. MODULE 4 SOCIOTECHNOLOGY C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 1 / 37

2. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 2 / 37 STRUCTURE - MAIN MODULE ENVIROMENTAL SYSTEMS I ENVIROMENTAL SYSTEMS II Sub-module 1 Sub-module 2

3. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 3 / 37 STRUCTURE – Sub Module 1 – Environment Systems I Historical aspects of Technology Sociotechnology systems Lecture Sub-module

4. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 4 / 37 STRUCTURE – Sub Module 2 – Environment Systems II Environmental Systems Evaluation of consequences Lecture Sub-module

5. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 5 / 37 STRUCTURE of Sub-modules Historical aspects of technology Socio-technology systems Environment Systems I Environmental Systems Evaluation of Consequences Environment Systems II Sub Module a Sub Module 1Sub Module 2 Sub Module b Sub Module a Sub Module b

6. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 6 / 37 Socio-technology Outcomes: The target group to understand the importance of technological education to human life and to develop their perception to environmental systems for a better quality of life. The target group to be informed about the sociotechnology and the impact of technology to society. To understand the consequences of technological development to environment and society.

7. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 7 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Outcomes: To enhance their knowledge for the rules that have follow in order to keep “safe” the environment and ecosystem. To develop skills, which make them active workforce in the market. To adopt new attitudes for the human being, the role of society and to apply new techniques and methods in their productive process.

8. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 8 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Enclosed subjects 1.Sociotechnology 2. Society 3. Sociotechnology and Science 4. Sociotechnology and communication 5. Ethics and sociotechnology 6. Environment 7. Sociotechnology challenges 8. Cooperative strategies 9. Media technology and society 10. Consequences

9. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 9 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Enclosed subjects 1.Ecology and Society 2. Ecosystem 3. Ecosystem and development 4. Environment Management Systems 5. Protection of Environment and society 6. Rules for soil protection 7. Case study?

10. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 10 / 37 Sub-module b – Evaluation of consequences Enclosed subjects 1.Human activities 3. Technologies and consequences of lead 4. Desertification 5. Evaluation of activities 2. Environmental effects of stress

11. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 11 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Sociotechnology The field of the sociotechnology Terminology Different aspects Society What is society Connected group in society Societal goal Interactions

12. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 12 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Sociotechnology The field of the sociotechnology Terminology Different aspects Society What is society Connected group in society Societal goal Interactions

13. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 13 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Sociotechnology and science Technology what includes. what offers sociotechnology to science. How sociotechnology shapes and is shaped by general environment. Sociotechnology and communication Communication and its important. Consequences of communication. Types of communication. Knowledge and how it is obtained.

14. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 14 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Ethics and sociotechnology What is ethics. Its importance to new technology and society. Technological literacy. Abilities that a person must have in order to be able to manage an analysis. Environment Environment and impacts to social life. Principles for word development sustainability. Importance of its protection.

15. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 15 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Sociotechnology challenges Aims of challenges. Threats of knowledge. Knowledge strategy. Cooperative strategies Necessity of cooperative strategies. Responsibility of organizations. Dimension of “central-decentralised orientation. Dimension of “human factor orientation”.

16. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 16 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Media technology and society Media technology and affects to society. Importance of media technology. Its impact to culture and civilization. Attitudes, behavior and feelings that create.

17. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 17 / 37 Sub-module b – Sociotechnology systems Consequences Improvement the quality of life. Improvement of communication. Impact on personal organization. Enhanced productivity and creativity. Creation of new jobs more profitable. Change of culture. Social changes. Society collaborative opportunities. Division of people. People are depended on technology.

18. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 18 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecology and Society What ecology. Interactive relation between human and environment. Connection between climate changes and social-ecological problems. Balance between human society and environment. Ecological systems and their dynamics to society.

19. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 19 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecosystem Air, climate, weather Thermosphere Mesosphere Stratosphee Land Water Sub-modules

20. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 20 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecosystem Energy Nuclear energy Hydrogen Biomass Geothermal energy Water energy Wind energy Solar energy Food chain Sub-modules

21. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 21 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecosystem Its importance to human life. Terminology. Concept of ecosystem. Characteristics. Air. Climate. Weather. What is Thermosphere. What is Mesosphere.

22. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 22 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecosystem What is stratosphere. Land and its use for humans by using technology. Water – technology and society. Energy. Nuclear energy. Hydrogen. Biomass, Geothermal energy, Water energy, Wind energy and solar energy (RES). Food chain.

23. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 23 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Ecosystem development Definition. Parameters. Sequence of communities. Structural characteristics. Functional characteristics. Development and prospects.

24. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 24 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Environment Management Systems Approach of environment management systems. ISO. Aspects of environment management systems. ISO 14000. ISO 14001. Commitment and policy. Planning. Implementation. Measurements and evaluation. Review and improvement

25. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 25 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Protection of environment and society through new technology. Wild birds and mammals. Honey bees. Other beneficial insects. Livestock.

26. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 26 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Rules for soil protection Waste disposal Contaminated Land Water Pollution Sub-modules Soil Fertility Biological activity

27. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 27 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Rules for soil protection Soil acidity Degradation Sub-modules

28. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 28 / 37 Sub-module a – Environmental systems Rules for soil protection Protection of soil. Rules that must follow in order to avoid risks. Strategies and measures for: - Waste disposal. Land. Water pollution. Fertility. Biological agriculture. Acid. Nutrient content. Degradation.

29. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 29 / 37 Sub-module b – Evaluation of consequences Human activities European environment Environment priorities Sub-modules

30. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 30 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Human activities Impacts to landscape. Domestication and technology. Sociological problems and human civilization. Prospects and priorities.

31. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 31 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Environment effects of stress Types of stress. Dimension of effects.

32. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 32 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Technologies and consequences of lead Gasoline and human environment. Effect of lead additives. Health consequences.

33. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 33 / 37 Sub-module b – Evaluation of consequences Desertification Sources Affections Sub-modules

34. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 34 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Desertification What is desertification and the impact of technology. Consequences. Factors for desertification. Influences to productivity. Increase of poverty. Affections to social life.

35. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 35 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Evaluation of activities Environment functions and activities Factors that affect stakeholders Sub-modules Environment values Types of values

36. C.V.T. GEORGIKI ANAPTIXI Page 36 / 37 Sub-module a – Evaluation of consequences Evaluation of activities Connection between evaluation activities and society’s values. Outcomes of functions. Social cost. Market consequences to environment. Measure for environment values. Types of values.

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