On a [global] mission

 

Powered by Academic Experiences Abroad (AEA), the Global Learning Library (GLL) is a place to learn from and connect with people around the world, while supporting social causes as well as our environment. Even though we can’t physically be together -right now - sustained, personal and virtual connections can actually make future, in-person interactions more meaningful.

Educators, businesses, non-profit organizations, families, and curious people of any age can use our library of recorded videos and network of live, virtual speakers to enhance their own classes, professional work, trainings, goals, and life-long learning.

Furthermore, GLL recognizes the challenges that climate change presents to the world, and thus will be a carbon-negative, benefit company. To do so, we are committing to:

 
 
 

What Inspired the Library?

When COVID hit, travel stopped — but we didn’t. When study abroad programs were canceled, AEA, the developer of GLL, immediately offered universities the opportunity to hold their planned meetings, conversations, and site visits virtually. The live meetings were successful, and recordings were made. That led to the Virtual Speakers Directory.

We were then asked for recorded sessions, starting with a Sustainability focus for the University of South Dakota. From there, we developed this Global Learning Library to include more topics, support Diversity Training for businesses, educational tools and exchanges for schools, and speaker series with more to come.


 
 
Click the image to watch a video to learn how universities have been using the GLL

Click the image to watch a video to learn how universities have been using the GLL


 
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The Graduate Student Government Association at Emory has had a blast partnering with the Global Learning Library and AEA to learn from these incredible speakers. Our students and faculty have informed us that these events are informative and captivating, so we can’t wait to continue learning from these amazing people. Thanks, GLL!
— Annabella Cockerell