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ELI In Conversation: Global Citizenry in Education--Does it Exist?

Created by Gerry Bayne (EDUCAUSE) on August 31, 2009

How do we advance the concept of a global education today? What role should a global perspective take in designing courses and pedagogy for students? How should global thinking manifest in the 21st Century classroom? This podcast features a discussion from the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative 2009 Annual Conference. It's a discussion on global citizenry in education or lack thereof. Our discussion particpants include:

  • Michael Gough, Instructional Technologist and Coordinator of START at DePauw University
  • Jackie Carter, Senior Manager of Learning & Teaching & Social Data Services at the University of Manchester, UK
  • Theresa Matus, Director of the Academic Development Center, Mount Royal College, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Reference in this podcast discussion include:

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