Online Global Mesh Virtual Exchange Frameworks and Stratified Project-Based Learning: Inroads and Ideas

At the heart of the Global Mesh Virtual Exchange (GMVE) model is the conceptualization of a wide variety of participating international partners as critical content-generating “nodes” in the pedagogical architecture of GMVE. This article will describe how an online global mesh framework was shaped and formed between three institutions and several departmental disciplines, leading to a stratified form of online Project Learning (PBL) education. According to existing literature, this construct of global-mesh learning affords a rich, diverse, critical, and multi-disciplinary framework for experiential learning, as exemplified by the reactions from students, faculty, and organizations involved in various projects.

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Quarterly review of distance education
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2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.1108/qrde-08-2025-0004
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Problem and Project Based Learning
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Online Global Mesh Virtual Exchange Frameworks and Stratified Project-Based Learning: Inroads and Ideas

Hammer Leonard, Klimanova Liudmila
Quarterly review of distance education
Problem and Project Based Learning
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Online Global Mesh Virtual Exchange Frameworks and Stratified Project-Based Learning: Inroads and Ideas

Hammer Leonard, Klimanova Liudmila
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Abstract

At the heart of the Global Mesh Virtual Exchange (GMVE) model is the conceptualization of a wide variety of participating international partners as critical content-generating “nodes” in the pedagogical architecture of GMVE. This article will describe how an online global mesh framework was shaped and formed between three institutions and several departmental disciplines, leading to a stratified form of online Project Learning (PBL) education. According to existing literature, this construct of global-mesh learning affords a rich, diverse, critical, and multi-disciplinary framework for experiential learning, as exemplified by the reactions from students, faculty, and organizations involved in various projects.

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