Global Leadership Education: Upping the Game
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-15-2017
Publication Title
Journal of Leadership Education
Abstract
While scholars recognize that digital technology is a major tool employed by contemporary learners to access knowledge, its full capacity is yet to be utilized. This paper investigates opportunities to increase individual learning engagement and knowledge retention in higher education and corporate environments through integrating educational content with innovative digital technology. Currently, within commonly adopted e-learning platforms, the most utilized online content delivery and student progress assessment tools in leadership education appear to be discussion-based instruction, along with written assignments, and research projects (Jenkins, 2016). To inform leadership educators’ choice in innovative tools for increased effectiveness of instruction, this paper shares an experience of delivering integrated global leadership education pedagogical content (i.e., cross-cultural competency instruction for graduate management class at a U.S.-based public university) within a gamified real-time multiuser learning platform—MyAltis—and discusses implications for leadership education.
Recommended Citation
Goryunova, Elizabeth PhD and Jenkins, Daniel M. PhD, "Global Leadership Education: Upping the Game" (2017). Faculty and Staff Scholarship. 100.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/usm-faculty-and-staff-scholarship/100
