Global Environmental Science Education in the 21st Century: Addressing the Challenges and Opportunities that Face China through Online Innovation

Friday, January 18 | 9:30AM–10:15AM | Harborside Ballroom D
Session Type: Professional Development

Come explore how undergraduate students and teachers can travel the world-either physically or virtually-to carry out real-world research on some of the world's most troubling environmental issues in order to learn the importance of global environmental sustainability. A case study of the Penn State CHANCE program's work in China will be presented showcasing the use of technology to transform an embedded field course, virtual online "research modules," and a traditional science classroom. Witness how online innovation can bring global, real-world scientists and their research data into Chinese classrooms to mobilize students to think about societal and environmental challenges.

Presenters

  • Jackie McLaughlin

    Associate Professor of Biology, Founding Director CHANCE, The Pennsylvania State University

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