Global Shared Learning

What is Global Shared Learning?

is an initiative of the Vice Rectorate for International Affairs that promotes collaboration between students, professors and international universities in a digital environment and with the use of technological tools. Global Shared Learning (GSL) is an opportunity to generate international experiences with meaningful learning.

Initiatives that make up Global Shared Learning:

GSL Classroom - a strategy that links a Tec course with one or more courses from an associated international university, through an international element, using technological tools to connect students, foster collaboration, and facilitate learning in multicultural environments.
GSL Week - Within the framework of Tec Week* two types of experiences are offered: Diversity in a Globalized World, and Gender, Sexuality and Violence with international universities through a digital environment. Thus, taking advantage of the use of technological tools, students and teachers are linked to a multicultural, collaborative and knowledge-integrating environment. The success of this format lies in generating an internationalization experience "at home" with meaningful learning.
GSL Connections - program in conjunction with the Universitas21 consortium called U21 Global Connections where students from the universities that are part of the consortium find a pen pal or an online friend as well as the possibility of writing an entry on the U21 blog.
GSL Sustainable Micro-Internships - virtual professional internship program focused on sustainable issues, organized by the Universitas21 consortium called U21 Sustainable Micro-Internships for students of the Tec21 learning model.

*Tec Week original name in Spanish is Semana Tec.

**Sum of GSL Classroom and GSL Week.