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What we’re going to talk about

Lifelong eLearning across Cultures Key insights and policy implications towards content credibility Inaugural professorial lecture/FILTER Closing Event Sylvia van de Bunt-Kokhuis, PhD 30 November 2005/10 February 2006. What we’re going to talk about. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions.

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What we’re going to talk about

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  1. Lifelong eLearning across CulturesKey insights and policy implications towards content credibilityInaugural professorial lecture/FILTER Closing EventSylvia van de Bunt-Kokhuis, PhD30 November 2005/10 February 2006

  2. What we’re going to talk about

  3. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions • A participation in open source • B work perceptions • C online trust • D identity

  4. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • Search engines • Language • Pre-internet filter; the Chinese MBA case • content filters

  5. Part III: Future perspective • A cultural diversity and search engines • B language diversity among the web • C credibility of online content; the portal case • D summary

  6. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions • A participation in open source

  7. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions • B work perceptions

  8. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions • C online trust

  9. Part I: eLearning and Cultural Perceptions • D identity

  10. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • Search engines • Language • Pre-internet filter; the Chinese MBA case • content filters

  11. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • A search engines

  12. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • B language

  13. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • C pre-internet filter: the Chinese MBA case

  14. Part II: Online Content Reconsidered • D content filters

  15. Part III: Future perspective • A cultural diversity and search engines • B language diversity among the web • C credibility of online content; the portal case • D summary

  16. “If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it” Albert Einstein

  17. Part III: Future perspective • A. cultural diversity and search engines

  18. Part III: Future perspective • B language diversity among the web

  19. Part III: Future perspective • C credibility of online content; the portal case

  20. Part III: Future perspective • D Summary

  21. Lifelong eLearning across CulturesKey insights and policy implications towards content credibilityclosure

  22. Many thanks for your attention!

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