Building Blocks for Global Citizenship

Globalization (BBGC102)


Description
The impetus for global learning stems, in part, from the reality that the world has become increasingly more interconnected. Globalization, the integration of economic, political, and other systems and the movement of peoples and goods across national boundaries, has led to a greater awareness of people and places beyond local borders. In this course you will explore this interconnectedness that is apparent in all aspects of our lives, from the products we consume to the people with whom we interact, and has implications for the type of work our students will do in the future.
Content
  • Introduction
  • Course Introduction
  • Content
  • What is Globalization? sample
  • Dimensions of Globalization
  • Globalization in Numbers: Our World in Data
  • Economic Complexity
  • Global Clothing Map
  • Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt
  • The Rise and Fall of Globalization
  • Assessment
  • Making Connections to Globalization
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Course Completion
  • How to Earn PDPs/CEUs
  • How to Earn Professional Development Points/Continuing Education Units
  • Post-Module Survey
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever