​North Carolina is here

This means the Introduction to International Relations student's ​time zone is 13 hours behind Japan's.

You should use a digital survey such as Google Forms or Survey Monkey.​

Create 5-10 questions.

Send the survey to all COIL project members.​

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​Surveys

Create 5-10 questions

Organize interviews with 1 Japanese participant & 1 American participant.​

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​Interviews

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​List of global politics topics

Choose from this list:

​International Organization and Global Governance

International Political Economy

Environmental Politics

Human Rights

Poverty and Inequality

Migration and Borders

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There are other topics but they have not been covered by the INR students.

Communication occurs at the same time.

Examples include:

Zoom, FaceTime, Skype talking on the phone etc.​

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​You will need to use both forms of communication

​Synchronous

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​Asynchronous

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Communication occurs at a different time.

Examples include:

Flip, Remind (SNS), Emails etc.​

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INR students

Both

RMSS students

Both

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Both

​Responsibility

(i) a short introduction about the topic,

(ii) your research question,

(iii) how you collected your data,

(iv) graphs or diagrams to present your findings and

(v) a short discussion summarising your findings.

​Project Activity

​Suggested* project responsibilities

To be decided by the group members​

​COIL Project grades

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​An online self-introduction to your COIL partners in week 2: 5%

Two mini-lessons : 10%

The final group project digital report in week 6: 10%

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Total Grade = 25%​

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There are other topics but they have not been covered by the INR students.