COIL Classes - Virtual Study Abroad Programs

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Presentation

Start Date

2-11-2023 11:00 AM

End Date

2-11-2023 11:45 AM

Keywords

2023, destination excellence, day 2, designing effective learning experiences, all educators, faculty development

Description

This session will focus on successes and failures that have arisen in the creation of a COIL class that will occur between NSU’s ULaw Program and Coventry University in the United Kingdom during Winter 2024. Together the two schools will simultaneously teach students a course on comparative legal systems (Britain’s and the United States’). The objective of the session is to provide a blueprint for other faculty who wish to implement COIL type classes and assessments into their programs. The intended audience would be faculty members throughout the university who have a desire to implement technology in their classes in order to create experiential learning opportunities for their students.

Learning Outcomes:

Participants will be able to:

  1. Define the concept of a COIL Class.
  2. Create multicultural assessments for a diverse student body.
  3. Navigate the logistics of creating assignments that faculty from different universities can each simultaneously.
  4. Utilize technology to provide students seamless interactivity with students from other countries.

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Track: Designing Effective Learning Experiences

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Nov 2nd, 11:00 AM Nov 2nd, 11:45 AM

COIL Classes - Virtual Study Abroad Programs

This session will focus on successes and failures that have arisen in the creation of a COIL class that will occur between NSU’s ULaw Program and Coventry University in the United Kingdom during Winter 2024. Together the two schools will simultaneously teach students a course on comparative legal systems (Britain’s and the United States’). The objective of the session is to provide a blueprint for other faculty who wish to implement COIL type classes and assessments into their programs. The intended audience would be faculty members throughout the university who have a desire to implement technology in their classes in order to create experiential learning opportunities for their students.

Learning Outcomes:

Participants will be able to:

  1. Define the concept of a COIL Class.
  2. Create multicultural assessments for a diverse student body.
  3. Navigate the logistics of creating assignments that faculty from different universities can each simultaneously.
  4. Utilize technology to provide students seamless interactivity with students from other countries.