StFX Course Proposal-Compassionate Global Citizenship Courses

Example

For a new course on 'Digital Ethics in Global Contexts', the tool would generate an appealing title and a concise summary explaining the course's focus on ethical challenges in digital globalization.

Scenario

A department chair wants to expand their curriculum to include digital ethics as it relates to global issues. Using this tool, they can quickly generate several course title and summary options, facilitating discussions with faculty and stakeholders about the new course proposal.

Example

A proposed course on 'Global Health and Inequality' would have a schedule detailing each of the 24 class meetings, listing specific topics like 'Health Disparities in Developing Countries' and 'Impact of Globalization on Health Policies'.

Scenario

An academic committee is reviewing the structure of a proposed course to ensure it covers all necessary aspects within a semester. This tool assists in demonstrating how each class session contributes to the overall learning objectives, making approval processes smoother.

Example

For a course on 'International Human Rights', the tool outlines assessments such as two research papers, a group project, and regular quizzes, with percentages allocated to each for the final grade.

Scenario

A faculty member is developing a new course and needs to define clear, fair, and academically rigorous evaluation methods that align with university standards. This tool provides a structured format to ensure all necessary assessments are appropriately integrated into the course design.