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Citizens in a Knowledge Society: rethinking education from scratch. Part 3: Netizens: towards a set of digital competences
1. Citizens in a Knowledge Society:
Ci i i K l d S i
rethinking education from scratch.
scratch
Part 3
Netizens:
towards a set of digital competences
Ismael P ñ Ló
I l Peña-López
Internet Interdisciplinary Institute
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Quality standards in ICT education workshiop
Belgrade, April 12, 2011.
B l d A il 12 2011
43. Internet… over an existing network
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The network of people already existed
Applications 2.0: easy, free, at “anybody’”s reach
“I want to do it I do it”
I it, it
49. Sales… ¿or communities for exchanging?
g g
The shop “made easy”
The shop as a collaborative market
The shop as a network, as an extension of the community
network
User generated content
62. The network at another level: the Net
Is the network that matters, not the Net
The Web to (re)connect
The Web to discover
The Web as a loudspeaker
The Web as a multiplier
The Web
Th W b as a locator
l
69. Evolution of Internet Public Access Points?
telecentre community (e‐)centre
?
Ø (disappear)
Ø (disappear) cibercafe
profits/ sustainability
70. Example #1 (I)
Option #1: Course on Electronic Administration
Goal: Empowering stay-at-home moms
Activity: Course on web browsing
Activity: U
A ti it Use of Public Ad i i t ti portals
f P bli Administration t l
Result: Aft course, stay-at-home moms d not b
R lt After t th do t browse
Public Administration portals
71. Example #1 (II)
Option #2: Cooking course
Goal: Empowering stay-at-home moms
Activity: Cooking receipts
Activity: S
A ti it Search th web f receipts
h the b for i t
Result: St
R lt Stay-at-home moms b
th browse th web f receipts
the b for i t
Result: Stay-at-home moms (maybe) end up finding
other uses for the Internet and (maybe) end up setting
an appointment with the doctor through the Internet... or
buy online... or they chat with their grandsons
online grandsons...
72. Example #2 (I)
Option #1: Course on e-Commerce
Goal: Empowering couch-potato dads
Activity: Course on web browsing
Activity: U
A ti it Usage of e-commerce
f
Result: C
R lt Couch-potato d d d not buy grocieries online,
h t t dads do t b i i li
neither perform e-banking transactions...
Result: Couch potato dads go to the pub to see the
Couch-potato
match on their fabulous flat screen with all their friends
73. Example #2 (II)
Option #2: Agreement with the local football-team fan-club
Goal: Empowering couch-potato dads
Activity: Showcast football matches in streaming
Activity: “R
A ti it “Round t bl ” using i f
d table” i information f
ti from th
the
Internet
Result: Couch-potato dads see the match... on the Net
Result: Couch potato dads buy tickets online find other
Couch-potato online,
usage of the Intenret and (maybe) discover e-banking...
or the supermarket’s website or fix an appointment
supermarket s website...
with their doctor...
74. Telecenter 2.0 and community building
y g
The Telecenter as a part of the network and in the Net:
the telecenter as another node
inclusion of the telecenter in the community
Digital literacies to be in the community:
technological and informational
media and multimedia
e-awareness, pull (not push)
Community building:
enhance existing networks
inclusion (not digital: inclusion)
the problem of legitimacy and reputation
p g y p
inclusion, then development
75. The Knowledge Gap Hypothesis
g y
The Internet multiplies
p
• Good students do better, bad ones do worst
• Engaged people become more active disengaged
active,
become more disaffected/distracted
The extreme importance of accompanying
measures, of the context, of the framework
f th t t f th f k
• Beware of one laptop per person projects
• Beware of technology for the sake of it
76. Individuals and organizations in the IS
g
Person
Self-programmable Generic
Institution
Exclusion
Source of innovation
Connected Executor
and value creation
Diamond in the rough
Structurally irrelevant
Disconnected but invisible to
to the system
networks
Inequality
Based on Castells (2000, 2004)
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To cite this work:
Peña-López, Ismael. (2011) Citizens in a Knowledge Society: rethinking education from
e a ópe , s ae ( 0 ) C t e s o edge Soc ety et g educat o o
scratch. Part 3: Netizens: towards a set of digital competences. Quality standards in ICT
education workshop, April 12, 2011. Belgrade.
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