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Using Virtual al E Exchan ange As A As A Teaching To Tool:

Meth thods s an and B Best Practices Presented by d by: Dipra J Jha

As Associa

  • ciate Prof
  • fessor
  • r of P

Pract ctice ce Hospitali lity, Restaurant a and nd Tourism Management

djha2@unl.edu

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Outline

  • What is Virtual Exchange?
  • The Stevens Initiative
  • UNL Global Virtual Classrooms project
  • Virtual Exchange 101
  • Process
  • Pedagogy
  • Impact
  • Assessment of Student Learning
  • Q&A

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What is V Virtual E Exch change?

  • Transnational collaborative learning
  • Technology-enabled, active engagement among partner institutions
  • connect through live, synchronous sessions
  • tech platform used: Zoom
  • Goals
  • cross-cultural learning experiences
  • peer to peer engagement
  • help students’ acquisition of global competencies
  • Impact
  • students
  • faculty
  • institution
  • industry

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Vi Virtual E Exchange a e at U Uni niver ersi sity o

  • f N

Nebraska - Lincoln

  • Stevens Initiative (2017)
  • build career and global competencies for young people in the United States, Middle

East and North Africa by growing and enhancing the field of virtual exchange.

  • The Aspen Institute, Washington, D.C.
  • supported by
  • U.S. Department of State
  • Bezos Family Foundation
  • Government of The United Arab Emirates
  • Government of Morocco
  • UNL Global Virtual Classrooms project (2018)
  • competitive internal grant program
  • worldwide
  • Year 1 & Year 2 commitments
  • faculty cohort meets twice a semester

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Virtual Exchange 101

  • Figuring out what course(s) would fit well in a virtual exchange format
  • Identifying international partners willing to participate in your virtual

cohort

  • How they would be contributing to the project?
  • Things to consider
  • academic calendars of each institution
  • time differences
  • technology compatibility
  • availability of bandwidth

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Virtual Exchange: Pedagogy

  • Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)
  • Curriculum
  • Involve an Instructional Designer / Academic Technology Specialist
  • Guided peer to peer interactions
  • Knowledge co-creation
  • Peer Teaching
  • Preparing students
  • what to expect
  • dress code for class
  • permission to record Zoom sessions
  • Assessments
  • involve faculty at partner institutions in assessment plans
  • Scholarship of Teaching & Learning
  • IRB and other approvals

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HR HRTM 2 285: 5: I Introduction t to the L Lodging I Industry

  • Sophomores and Juniors
  • Average enrollment: 35
  • Fall 2018:
  • Oman and UAE
  • Covered 130 students
  • Fall 2019:
  • Denmark, India, Oman, UAE, United

Kingdom, Ukraine

  • 10 locations
  • Four different world time zones
  • Six different institutional calendars
  • Supported by Technology

Innovation Grant from UNL College of Education and Human Sciences

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Asses sessm smen ent o

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Studen ent L Lea earning

  • Nebraska Public Policy Center
  • pre / post data collection required by The Stevens Initiative
  • Knowledge of the other:
  • etiquette and communication: Pre 2.27; Post 3.86
  • cultural traditions: Pre 2.05; Post 4.14
  • I would recommend more classes have virtual exchange with international

students: 4.8/5

  • Virtual exchange was a valuable part of this class: 4.8/5
  • In-course assessment
  • reflection paper based on rubric
  • effects of peer to peer engagement
  • intercultural awareness
  • knowledge of hospitality industry in partner locations

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“Three Countries; One Classroom” video

  • https://vimeo.com/346980539

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Vi Virtual E Exchange: e: S Summary

  • Transformative teaching
  • high student engagement
  • delivering great content
  • internationalizing the curriculum
  • Helping students’ acquisition of global competencies
  • Learning from colleagues at partner institutions
  • students
  • faculty
  • Impact
  • students
  • faculty
  • institution
  • industry

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Dipra Jha UNL-CTT Symposium 02282020

djha2@unl.edu

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