Danielle Schoon will offer a one-hour workshop on how to design and develop a Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) course for humanities and area studies courses. Danielle's new course, TURK3797 Global Intercultural Citizenship in the Middle East: Turkey, was one of the first 4-credit High Impact Practice (HIP) courses to be approved by the curriculum committee last year at Ohio State, and it was the first COIL course to be approved as both an HIP in Global and Intercultural Learning and a GE in the theme Citizenship for a Diverse & Just World.
This workshop will focus on COIL as a high impact practice and teach participants:
- how to design and develop a COIL course, and
- how to successfully propose a 4-credit HIP course to the curriculum committee at Ohio State.
A Zoom link will be made available to registrants.
Danielle Schoon is an Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Sociology. She was a lecturer at OSU from 2015-2024, teaching in multiple departments including NESA, Sociology, Dance, Political Science, FRIT, and others. She is currently also a COIL Fellow in the Office of International Affairs. Danielle frequently takes advantage of professional development opportunities to improve her pedagogy and is an advocate of active learning and community engagement. She was named Outstanding Lecturer in the Department of Sociology in 2021. Danielle has designed several courses for the new GE, including a COIL course, Global Intercultural Citizenship in Turkey, which she designed as a participant in the 2021 COIL Learning Community with Cindy Jiang through the Office of International Affairs.
