In the first two double lessons, ideas for future mobility committed to sustainability are to be developed using the future workshop method. The future workshop method was developed by Robert Jungk. The aim of this method is to turn participants into experts on their future by allowing them to give free rein to their imagination and then to work out realistic solutions to a concretely formulated problem with the group, dividing the lesson into the following phases:
* Preparatory phase
* Critical phase
* Imagination phase
* Realisation phase
* Follow-up phase

In preparation, you should familiarise yourself with the future workshop method. Kersten Reich has described this method clearly from a constructivist perspective and with many further suggestions.
methodenpool.uni-koeln.de
A room that allows group work in a relaxed atmosphere is conducive to the future workshop. Materials such as pin boards, posters, eddings and cards are necessary to record the rules and results.

* Posters
* Cards A5
* Blackboard or pinboards
* Eddings
* Magnets or pins

Report on Copenhagen, the cycling city. Key points can be found in the introduction for teachers:
www.spiegel.de/gesundheit/ernaehrung/kopenhagen-radwanderweg-soll-arztkosten-senken-a-850351.html
denmark.dk/de/green-living-de/danische-fahrradkultur/die-kopenhagener-lieben-ihre-fahrrader/

Methods repository: a good introduction to the method, including sources and examples of implementation
www.methodenpool.uni-koeln.de
www.methodenpool.uni-koeln.de/zukunft/frameset_zukunft.html

Introductions to working with the method, including examples of implementation and experience reports
Jungk, R./Müllert, N.: Future Workshops. Using imagination to combat routine and resignation, Munich 1989.
Burow, O./ Neumann-Schönwetter, M. (eds.): Future Workshops in Schools and the Classroom, Hamburg 1997.

Trends in final energy consumption: transport in Germany from 1991 to 2014
www.zukunft-mobilitaet.net/144390/analyse/endenergieverbrauchs-verkehr-deutschland-von-1991-bis-2014/

Video about e-bikes for hire in Copenhagen
www.youtube.com/watch

Cycling in Copenhagen – Energy reporter Simon Isele
www.youtube.com/watch