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Aug 2, 2012 | 53:25ReCivilization Open-Source Knowledge - Episode 2 AudioReCivilization Open-Source Knowledge - Episode 2 Aug 2, 2012 | 53:25Don Tapscott looks at the transformation of education and science, and how the sharing of knowledge is moving from the industrial-age model of a one-way broadcast from teacher to student to collaborative, discovery-driven learning, enabled by the web. He also examines a new model for science that favours open data over isolated, patent-driven research.
Aug 2, 2012 | 53:25ReCivilization Turning the media inside out - Episode 1 AudioReCivilization Turning the media inside out - Episode 1 Aug 2, 2012 | 53:25Host Don Tapscott looks at the media and how the industrial-age model of mass production is giving way to new, collaborative citizen journalism enabled by the web - anyone can be a publisher or a broadcaster and traditional media is being forced to adapt.
Feb 19, 2012 | 53:00ReCivilization Rebooting the Public Square - Episode 5 AudioReCivilization Rebooting the Public Square - Episode 5 Feb 19, 2012 | 53:00Don takes us into the public square, to look at how governments must re-engage with citizens.
Feb 12, 2012 | 53:00ReCivilization Re-Industrializing the planet - Episode 4 AudioReCivilization Re-Industrializing the planet - Episode 4 Feb 12, 2012 | 53:00Don examines how the digital revolution has cut transaction costs and changed the notion of the firm, and how business needs to operate collaboratively and transparently - to meet the needs of increasingly savvy consumers concerned about sustainability and ethical behaviour.
Feb 5, 2012 | 53:00ReCivilization Collaborative health care - Episode 3 AudioReCivilization Collaborative health care - Episode 3 Feb 5, 2012 | 53:00Don Tapscott examines the future of health care and medicine, where patients become co-managers of their own wellness, and use the web to network with each other for support, knowledge, and healing - outside the old, institutional, medical framework.
Jan 29, 2012 | 53:00ReCivilization Open-Source Knowledge - Episode 2 AudioReCivilization Open-Source Knowledge - Episode 2 Jan 29, 2012 | 53:00Don Tapscott looks at the transformation of education and science, and how the sharing of knowledge is moving from the industrial-age model of a one-way broadcast from teacher to student to collaborative, discovery-driven learning, enabled by the web. He also examines a new model for science that favours open data over isolated, patent-driven research.
Jan 22, 2012 | 53:00ReCivilization Turning the media inside out - Episode 1 AudioReCivilization Turning the media inside out - Episode 1 Jan 22, 2012 | 53:00Host Don Tapscott looks at the media and how the industrial-age model of mass production is giving way to new, collaborative citizen journalism enabled by the web - anyone can be a publisher or a broadcaster and traditional media is being forced to adapt.
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