The document discusses how education is changing with new technologies and moving towards a more open model. It argues that educators have a responsibility to embrace open source tools and help the next generation learn in new ways. While the world is ready for more open learning, efforts still need to be made to ensure equal access for all.

1. The Ed-Revolution A short presentation on the World is Open :: By Jonathan Delgado ITEC 830

2. The Way We Learned Socrates, Plato taught by drawing crows to them and discuss.

3. The Way We Learn Education still requires a central point access, an outdated way of learning but…. Today, we are changing the way we teach, share and educate each other. The verge of the Web 2.0 and how we have opened access for the world the reach us anywhere.

4. Who will be responsible to make the first step? Educators. First in line, our responsibility to educate and push the next generation to embrace what we understand as OPEN SOURCE. Are we up to it? Is the world open?

5. But.. Is The World Ready? Light shades represent the number of people connected , sharing, collaborating , informing themselves. The World is Ready, but we must make sure it is open for everyone in order to achieve the goal.

6. Open Source is Here The World is Open Free to Read Free to Study Free to Share Free to the World Free to Everyone

7. Web 2.0 is here -Blogs -Twitts -Facebook -SocialText -Wikis -Open Office -Cloud Technology -FeedBurner -Ubuntu -Vimeo

8. Web 2.0 is Here Open Source is here. Where are You?

9. They Are Ready…

10. The World is Ready and Open. The Future as we envision… one big virtual source, guidance and the knowledge for everyone to either contribute or ellaborate.

11. Evolution is About Change and Adaptation. Old ways vs. New Ways. Old Philosophy vs. New Reality.