10109182Global Tourism
Course Information
Description
Compare and contrast the marketing strategies of international geographic regions and tourist destinations. Project and site-based learning utilizing multicultural teams. Taken online with students from MATCs sister college, Fermanagh College, in Northern Ireland.
Total Credits
3
Course Competencies
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Determine personal goals/reservations for an international experienceAssessment Strategiesby completing a written paper on personal goals/reservations for an international experienceCriteriawritten paper includes personal goals for an international experiencewritten paper includes personal reservations for an international experiencewritten paper reflects accurate analysis of the international experiencewritten paper shows evidence of research regarding the selected international experiencewritten paper follows an effective organizational planwritten paper is in a narrative formatwritten paper exhibits correct and appropriate grammar, punctuation, spelling, syntax, and word usage
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Explore regional geographical and cultural informationAssessment Strategiesby creating and presenting an electronic presentationCriteriapresentation includes state of Wisconsin geographical informationpresentation includes Madison geographical informationpresentation includes Madison Area Technical College geographical informationpresentation includes state of Wisconsin cultural informationpresentation includes Madison cultural informationpresentation includes Madison Area Technical College cultural informationpresentation includes a variety of text, graphics, and clip artpresentation has a professional look with an overall graphic themepresentation slides are visually neat and incorporate a variety of layoutsslide uses text, graphics, and transitions that compliment the information being sharedpresentation fonts and transitions are consistent from slide to slidegraphics and clip art are visually appealing; not overdonepresentation includes a clear introduction, body and conclusionthe amount of information presented is sufficient for the topicinformation is well-researched, well-written and well-organizedinformation is directly related to the topicinformation is relevant and interestingyou maintain eye contact with the groupyou deliver information clearlyyou use the slides as presentation guides and add to them verbally as necessaryyou provide slide handouts
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Determine cultural, business, and social perspectives of a selected topicAssessment Strategiesby creating and presenting an electronic presentationCriteriapresentation includes cultural information on the selected topicpresentation includes business information on the selected topicpresentation includes social information on the selected topicpresentation includes a variety of text, graphics, and clip artpresentation has a professional look with an overall graphic themepresentation slides are visually neat and incorporate a variety of layoutsslide uses text, graphics, and transitions that compliment the information being sharedpresentation fonts and transitions are consistent from slide to slidegraphics and clip art are visually appealing; not overdonepresentation includes a clear introduction, body and conclusionthe amount of information presented is sufficient for the topicinformation is well-researched, well-written and well-organizedinformation is directly related to the topicinformation is relevant and interestingyou maintain eye contact with the groupyou deliver information clearlyyou use the slides as presentation guides and add to them verbally as necessaryyou provide slide handouts
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Complete a final reflection paper on geographical and cultural experiencesAssessment Strategiesby submitting a written reflection paper on personal international experienceCriteriareflection paper includes how personal goals were met during the international experiencereflection paper includes how personal reservations were alleviated during the international experiencereflection paper reflects accurate analysis of the international experiencereflection paper follows an effective organizational planreflection paper is in a narrative formatreflection paper exhibits correct and appropriate grammar, punctuation, spelling, syntax, and word usage