Background
Aims and introduction to the event
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Aims
- The aims of the meeting are (a) to consider, through discussion and dialogue, strategic issues related to the future of knowledge acquisition and sharing and (b) to identify, through a creative effort, the changes that such strategies might necessitate.
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Eight key question areas
- (1) The impact of emerging technology on models of learning (2) Teachers' future roles (3) Future models of assessment (4) Future of classical educational structures (5) The concept of universal "knowledge norms" (6) Role of IT private sector in learning (7) Future of e-education (8) Impact of technology on the evolution of knowledge societies
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Expectations of the participants
- In short, consider the question areas, identify relevant ones, optionally prepare a podcast or statement, contribute to a final collective statement.
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Outcomes
- In short, an expert statement, an evaluation report, a plan for sustaining the process, some podcasts.
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Arriving at the questions – the process
- In preparation for the event, UNESCO commissioned expert authors to propose questions for the participants to address.
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The perspective of the individual learner
- A quotation from John Dewey inspires an analysis of knowledge acquisition and learning from the learner's perspective, captured in a diagram.
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Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing from an Individual Perspective
- A diagram analysing learning from the perspective of the individual learner.
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Timetable
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Events
- Site Events
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News
- Site News
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graphics
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Knowledge acquisition is changing radically, UNESCO Declaration states
- Knowledge acquisition and sharing will increasingly be technology mediated, and traditional educational processes will be revolutionized, said experts at a UNESCO organized event in Kronberg, Germany, recently.
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Kronberg Declaration
- The “Kronberg Declaration” summarizes the discussions at the meeting of a UNESCO High Level Group that took place from 22 to 23 June 2007 in Kronberg, Germany. The event was jointly organised by UNESCO and the German Commission for UNESCO, and was sponsored by BASF.
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Making more videos
- Some resources to help with making more videos
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About Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing
- This is a website developed by Core UK to support the meeting of a UNESCO High Level Group of Visionaries in Kronberg, Germany, 22-23 June 2007, sponsored by The German Commission to UNESCO and BASF


