Globe a vision for the 21st century
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1) The document discusses the vision of Globe, an open infrastructure for sharing educational resources globally using open standards. 2) Globe aims to make all learning resources available to everyone in order to act as a motor for innovation, though many challenges remain around issues like identity, copyright, and interface design. 3) The key is to make infrastructure interconnect globally through open standards, while also making user interfaces very personalized, learning from examples in the music industry of personalized recommendations.
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- 1. Globe a vision for the 21st century SE@M, Budapest, Hungary, 5 November 2009 Erik Duval K.U.Leuven & ARIADNE & IEEE LTSC http://www.cs.kuleuven.be/~erikd 1
- 2. Thanks - merci - gracias - dank - - k旦sz旦n旦m for the invitation ! 2
- 4. all learning resources available to all 4
- 5. will not solve all the problems but will act as motor for innovation 5
- 8. technical core content: anything digital metadata: LOM minimal application pro鍖le harvesting: OAI-PMH open target with all metadata from all federated search: SQI registry: LODE 8
- 9. Sure, there are a lot of problems remaining... identity (people, content), dis-/re-aggregation, IPR & copyright, packaging & format, user tracking, vocabularies, and many more But we are not making full use of what we have! 9
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- 11. new members 11
- 12. Centers Lausanne, CH Toulouse, F Guayaquil, Ecuador Leuven, B 12
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- 16. Better problem: abundance but some way to go...
- 17. > 3.000.000.000 images facebook > 10.000.000.000
- 18. > 80.000.000 videos upload: 20 hours video/min
- 20. 44.000 sites 20.000.000 users 1.900.000 courses 20
- 21. How did/do we get there? open standards not goal but means!
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- 24. abundance of services 24
- 29. standards are not an excuse for lousy interfaces!
- 31. integrated http://ariadne.cs.kuleuven.be/alocom/alocom_plugin/alocom_plugin.swf 31
- 32. http://www.pri.univie.ac.at/~derntl/icoper/oics/demo/search-demo.html http://www.pri.univie.ac.at/~derntl/icoper/oics/demo/wiki-demo.html
- 34. snow鍖ake not only because all learning is personal and should be just right also because we are moving to abundance 34
- 35. loads of good examples in music iTunes Genius, last.fm, pandora.com, tunify.com, blip.fm, deezer.com, grooveshark.com, mu鍖n.com, yamelo.com, jango.com, imeem.com, musicmesh.net, jiwa.fm, ... and many many many many more 35
- 36. snow鍖ake in music... nice bootstrapping, too! 36
- 37. We do NOT (need to) understand how music works!
- 41. Context-aware Recommendation for Learning podcasting! http://www.stellarnet.eu/
- 42. also in music & research
- 44. so make infrastructures interconnect globally globe, standards please join! create abundance as motor for innovation make front-end very speci鍖c personal, snow鍖ake turns problem into solution learn from your users 44
- 45. http://aspect-project.org/ http://www.icoper.org/ http://www.role-project.eu/ http://www.stellarnet.eu/ Questions? http://erikduval.wordpress.com/ http://www.cs.kuleuven.be/~erikd twitter: @ErikDuval Thanks! 45