Global Learning Initiative
CCNMTL's Global Learning Initiative begins with Columbia’s commitment to a new level of global engagement and marries it to the power of network technology, creating new opportunities for collaborations that enrich the university's educational programs.
Recent Projects
Global Master's in Development Practice
CCNMTL’s development of MDP's customized technological environment grew out of the Center's experience in the Global Classroom project. In this project, synchronous and asynchronous tools are implemented to enable students and faculty at universities around the world to participate in...
Global Honors College
CCNMTL educational technologists worked closely with the Global Honors College organizers and faculty partners to understand the needs of the Global Seminar and to design a sequence of learning activities that would engage students at a distance and better prepare...
Global Classroom
A Global Classroom course strives toward teaching and knowledge sharing that surmounts geographic boundaries. Throughout each semester, local course facilitators and instructors draw on common syllabi and videotaped lectures, shared reading assignments, and other resources available through a course management...
News
Global Honors College 2011 Concludes
Global Honors College 2011 Kicks Off
Public Health Publication Features Columbia Global Course
Our Partners
"Through the MAC AIDS Fund Leadership Initiative, we are breaking new ground in identifying the next generation of emerging leaders in HIV prevention in South Africa. Our Fellows develop innovative prevention plans during their intensive training period in New York....
- Anke A. Ehrhardt, Director of the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, Professor of Medical Psychology and Vice Chair for Academic Affairs
“The Global Classroom provides the opportunity for expert lecturers and diverse bodies of students to hold a real-time worldwide discussion on the world's foremost problems of sustainable development so that together they, and we, can brainstorm on solutions. The idea...
- Jeffrey Sachs, Director of The Earth Institute, Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development, and Professor of Health Policy and Management
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