Lecture for the International Council for Education Development (ICED) conference. China, april, 2007

2. 2/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Chile (.cl) Mexico (.mx) USA (.us) Spain (.es) China (.cn) http://earth.google.es

3. 3/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://www.marshallmcluhan.com McLuhan Gutenberg Galaxy 1962

4. 4/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://tools.google.com/gapminder Life Expectancy Urban Population (1960) Example 1 i

5. 5/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://tools.google.com/gapminder Life Expectancy Urban Population (2004) Example 1 ii

6. 6/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://tools.google.com/gapminder Life Expectancy Economic Growth (1965) Example 2 i

7. 7/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://tools.google.com/gapminder Life Expectancy Economic Growth (2004) Example 2 ii

8. 8/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Phone Users per 1000 people (1975) Life Expectancy http://tools.google.com/gapminder Example 3 i

9. 9/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Phone Users per 1000 people (2004) http://tools.google.com/gapminder Life Expectancy Example 3 ii

10. Open Learning Model 10/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windmill

11. Open Learning Model 11/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Wind (INFORMATION) Engine Movement (LEARNING) Energy (KNOWLEDGE)

15. 15/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Efficiency Innovation (Hatano & Inagaki, 1986; Schwartz, Bransford & Sears, 2005)

16. 16/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL “ routine experts ” “ adaptive experts ” Hatano and Inagaki (1986) Mechanical repetition, Memorization, Highly specialized, Formal & rigid teaching. Learning as a close system that rejects change. Flexible, collaborative & changing learning. Knowledge generation, creativity, curiosity and the ability to unlearn old paradigms. Adopt ideas from a complex environment.

17. 17/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL Efficiency Innovation Adaptive Experts Routine Experts Novice Frustrated Novice < Optimal Adaptability Corridor > (Schwartz, Bransford & Sears, 2005)

18. 18/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL open learning model adaptive learning Information & Knowledge Tacit & Explicit Knowledge Digital Divide 1° & 2° order Digital Native & Digital Immigrant

19. 19/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL learning Adaptive Routine Information Knowledge (Davenport and Prusak, 1998). content

20. 20/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL learning Adaptive Routine knowledge Tacit Explicit (Polanyi, 1966; Nonaka &Takeuchi, 1995)

21. 21/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL learning Adaptive Routine digital divide 2° order 1°order (Dewan and Riggs, 2005)

22. 22/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL learning Adaptive Routine digital native digital immigrant (Prensky, 2001) conduct

24. 24/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL cost Interactivity handheld devices radio +U$ -U$ tv PC

25. 25/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL e-learning m-learning

27. 27/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL (Spivack, N. 2004)

28. 28/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL time evolution technology education Kurzweil (2005) Exponential Growth of Technological Evolution

29. 29/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL technologies to empower learning knowledge to empower technologies

30. 30/31 PEN LEARNING MODEL

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