Published July 26, 2026
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Design and Development of a COIL course
Authors/Creators
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Flores Vivar, Jesús Miguel
(Work package leader)1
- Varona Aramburu, David (Project member)1
- Sanchez Calero, Maria Luisa (Project member)1
- Molina Diez, Marta (Project member)1
- De Castro Leal, Leticia (Project member)1
- Gómez López, Jacinto (Project member)1
- Melacarne, Claudio (Project leader)2
- Guraziu, Erina (Project manager)3
- Rullo, Marika (Project member)2
- Banchetti, Claudia (Project member)2
- Straksiene, Giedre (Project member)4
- Laurynas (Other)5
- Molinario, Erica (Project member)6
- Grzymała, Joanna (Project member)6
- Aragao, Alexandra (Project member)7
- Graça, Marta (Project member)8
- Rodrigues, Carolina (Other)7
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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University of Siena
- 3. OpenCom
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Klaipėda University
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Klaipèdos Universitetas
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Jagiellonian University
- 7. Universidad de Coimbra
- 8. Universidade de Coimbra
Description
The Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) design for a community of practice, as outlined in WP4.3 of the ELCRA project, is titled: Environmental Literacy and Collective Action in Europe: A Collaborative Online International Learning Experience. The COIL, as part of the work in the development of the ELCRA project, is structured according to the following parameters: Five participating universities (Complutense University of Madrid, Jagiellonian University, University of Coimbra, Klaipėda University and University of Siena); Fifty students (ten from each university participating in the project); Five modules (one per university); Six hours of dedication per module and Final collaborative product in Genially.
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Additional titles
- Subtitle (English)
- International collaborative training framework for the prevention of violent radicalization in environmental activism.