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David C Roberts
Smart Innovations and lifelong learning
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Email: david@wentworthjones.com
Twitter @davidcroberts
My intention today is to take you on a journey .
And we will begin at the beginning.
http://www.iadisportal.org/digital-library/proposed-model-of-the-relationships-between-informal-non-formal-and-formal-learning
What is the most important thing that you have learned in your life
so far?
http://www.iadisportal.org/digital-library/proposed-model-of-the-relationships-between-informal-non-formal-and-formal-learning
And how did you learn it?And where did you learn it?
Formally? Informally?
David RobertsPrincipal Wentworth Jones Associates
Manchester - Traditionally a home of learning
• 4 Universities - 100,000 students (estimate)
The Town Hall in Manchester, England, UK.
Do you know where this stadium is? Who plays here?
It’s a revolution!
So let us make sure that it is a positive one.
Edward DeBono – Handbook for the positive revolution
It’s a revolution!
So let us make sure that it is a positive one.
Edward DeBono – Handbook for the positive revolution
Jacques Delors Former president of the European Community and Chair of the UNESCO Commission on Education for the 21st Centuryhttp://www.unesco.org/
To help in our revolution we have mentors – many mentors.
Everywhere that you look there are mentors who can inspire you. Here is one that I found last night
Where else might you look to find a mentor, a muse, a person who can inspire, somebody who can share and encourage others?
http://www.unesco.org/delors/fourpil.htm
Four Pillars of Education
Learning to Know Learning to live together Learning to be Learning to do
Photograph from www.royalty.gov.uk
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Capsool Limited, Registered in England and Wales
Company Registration Number: 6269648
The Commonwealth Jubilee Time Capsule
The digital archive of The Queen’s reign – 1952 to 2012
In March 2012 a unique digital time capsule will be launched to commemorate HRH Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.
Taking the form of a people’s history, people from all over the Commonwealth will make entries relating to their lives, communities and nations over the last 60 years.
Capsool is working in partnership with the Royal Commonwealth Society to create this unique project.
The time capsule will exist in a number of forms;
- An online repository for public access- An open source archive of the
Commonwealth’s history- A unique digital gift for The Queen
The capsule and archive are one of a number of official projects being run as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
THE PROJECT…
The Commonwealth is potentially the world’s most exciting network, consisting of fifty-four diverse nations.
From Antigua & Barbuda through to Canada, Cyprus, Malta, St Lucia, India, Kenya, Australia and the United Kingdom. The Commonwealth is a fabulous and remarkable network, tied by schools exchange, common language, common human values, history and aspiration.
54 nations.
2,100,000,000 people.
290,000,000 Internet users.
21,915 days.
1 digital archive for the global celebration.
Our project is not limited to Commonwealth residents, but anyone who has lived in a Commonwealth country, or is a citizen of one of the member countries.
THE NETWORK…
Canada, the world’s second largest nation by geographical area, Vancouver listed as the fourth highest standard of living in the world
Trinidad & Tobago, petrol and gas economy famous for carnival and the birthplace of steelpan, calypso, soca, and limbo.
New Zealand, ranked 3rd for quality of life in the 2010 Human Development Index, with Auckland ranked 4th best city by Mercer.
Australia, ranked 2nd for quality of life in the world by the 2010 Human Development Index.
The United Kingdom, current seat of the Commonwealth Secretariat and home to the Monarch.
South Africa, a land of eleven official languages, three capital cities and post-apartheid democracy.
India, the second most populous country in the world, the world’s biggest democracy and tenth fastest growing economy in 2009.
The Commonwealth is potentially the world’s most exciting network, consisting of fifty-four diverse nations.
The Commonwealth
THE NETWORK… Antigua & Barbuda Australia The Bahamas Bangladesh Barbados Belize
Botswana Brunei Darussalam Cameroon Canada Cyprus Dominica
Fiji Islands The Gambia Ghana Grenada Guyana India
Jamaica Kenya Lesotho Malawi Malaysia
Maldives Malta Mauritius Mozambique Namibia Nauru
New Zealand Nigeria Pakistan Papua New Guinea Rwanda St Kitts and Nevis
St Lucia St Vincent & the Grenadines Samoa
South Africa
Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore
Solomon Islands SwazilandSri Lanka Tonga Trinidad and Tobago
Tuvalu Uganda United Republic of Tanzania Vanuatu Zambia
Kiribati
United Kingdom
A digital, online time capsule made up of content generated by people around the Commonwealth. It will be presented to Queen Elizabeth II.
Contributors will submit content relating to one of the 21,915 days between the Queen’s ascension in 1952 and the Jubilee in 2012.
It will be a large and diverse archive about people, places and events.
Initially, it will be focused upon a network of schools but will later be open to wider public participation.
This is a project that will help to narrow the digital divide and demonstrate the potential of online education tools when used on a safe, global platform.
THE CAPSULE… Contributors will be asked to contribute photos and video, or write a story reflecting what happened in their family, community or country on a particular day in the last 60 years.
Prizes will be awarded for the best regional entries, the best under 25 entries and in overall categories, before the sealed time capsule is presented to The Queen later in 2012
The material will be safely secured online in the Commonwealth Jubilee Archive, and offline in teaching materials for schools created by the RCS.
The capsule will be built in the Capsool.com digital time capsule system.
At Capsool.com we are building the world’s time capsule, one person and one story at a time. We focus on the emotional connections between people, reflected in the media we create around our life events.
All life is here. And it won’t be forgotten.
It is a unique social network that adds in the crucial elements that all the rest have forgotten. Time and emotion.
Contact Details
• Email: david@wentworthjones.com• Twitter @davidcroberts
Web Links• www.jubileetimecapsule.org• www.thercs.org• www.capsool.com
Learning to do
• Learning to Do involves the acquisition of skills
that are often linked to occupational success,
such as computer training, managerial training
and apprenticeships.
Learning to be
Learning to Be involves activities that foster
personal development (body, mind and spirit)
and contribute to creativity, personal
discovery and an appreciation of the inherent
value provided by these pursuits.
Learning to live together
• Learning to Live Together involves the development of social skills and values such as respect and concern for others, social and inter-personal skills and an appreciation of diversity.
In March 2012 a unique digital time capsule will be launched to commemorate HRH Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.
Taking the form of a people’s history, people from all over the Commonwealth will make entries relating to their lives, communities and nations over the last 60 The time capsule will exist in a number of forms;
- An online repository for public access- An open source archive of the Commonwealth’s history- A unique digital gift for The Queen
This is a project that will … demonstrate the potential of online education tools when used on a safe, global platform.
Learning to Know
• Learning to Know involves the development of
knowledge and skills that are needed to
function in the world. These skills include
literacy, numeracy and critical thinking
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