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The Road to Kaunas

The Road to Kaunas. 19 nationalities Senior representatives of Local Government Regional Government National Government International Governmental Organisations Universities European Professional Associations

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The Road to Kaunas

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  1. The Road to Kaunas 19 nationalities Senior representatives of Local Government Regional Government National Government International Governmental Organisations Universities European Professional Associations Town planners, LG administrators,, academics, economists, adult educators etc,

  2. The Road to Kaunas A POTTED HISTORY OF THE EUROPEAN JOURNEY TOWARDS CREATING LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS Professor Norman Longworth University of Stirling

  3. B.C. Dia ViouPaedaeia The Road to Kaunas The purpose of Education as a means to enablecitizens to contribute to the life and growth of the city LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  4. B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 Venice Damascus Paris Gdansk (Danzig) LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  5. ‘we are witnessing a rebirth of an age-old concept of the "city-state" or more precisely, the "region-state." These new quasi-governmental entities, like the ancient city-states of Athens, Sparta and Rome, have the power -- some would call it innate sovereignty -- to control their future in this new world order....’ John M Eger: Building Smart Communities: A New Framework for an Americas Information Initiative B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  6. B.C. Edinburgh, Scotland The Road to Kaunas Edmonton, Canada 0-1900 1970s Pittsburgh, USA Adelaide, Australia Kakegawa, Japan Gothenburg,,Sweden Curitiba, Brazil Vienna, Austria LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  7. 1990 – 1996 • The Age of Innocence • Key Conferences • 1992 Gothenburg Learning Cities (IAEC) • 1995 Rome (ELLI and WILL) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  8. 1990 – 1996 • The Age of Innocence • Key Conferences • 1992-95 ELLI Devts - Charter etc B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  9. A Learning Cities Charter WE RECOGNISE THE CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING AS THE MAJOR DRIVING FORCE FOR THE FUTURE PROSPERITY, STABILITY AND WELL-BEING OF OUR CITIZENS. We declare that we will invest in Lifelong Learning within our community by: 1. DEVELOPING PRODUCTIVE PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN ALL SECTORS OF THE CITY FOR OPTIMISING AND SHARING RESOURCES, AND INCREASING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL 2. DISCOVERINGTHE LEARNING REQUIREMENTS OF EVERY CITIZEN FOR PERSONAL GROWTH, CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY WELL-BEING 3. ENERGISING LEARNING PROVIDERS TO SUPPLY LEARNING GEARED TO THE NEEDS OF EACH LEARNER WHERE, WHEN, HOW AND BY WHOM IT IS REQUIRED, LIFELONG. 4. STIMULATING DEMAND FOR LEARNING THROUGH INNOVATIVE INFORMATION STRATEGIES, PROMOTIONAL EVENTS AND THE EFFECTIVE USE OF THE MEDIA 5. SUPPORTING THE SUPPLY OF LEARNING BY PROVIDING MODERN LEARNING GUIDANCE SERVICES AND ENABLING THE EFFECTIVE USE OF NEW LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES 6. MOTIVATING ALL CITIZENS TO CONTRIBUTE THEIR OWN TALENTS, SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ENERGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARE, COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS, SCHOOLS AND OTHER PEOPLE 7. PROMOTINGWEALTH CREATION THROUGH ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT AND ASSISTANCE FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANISATIONS TO BECOME LEARNING ORGANISATIONS 8. ACTIVATING OUTWARD-LOOKING PROGRAMMES TO ENABLE CITIZENS TO LEARN FROM OTHERS IN THEIR OWN, AND THE GLOBAL, COMMUNITY 9. COMBATTING EXCLUSION BY CREATIVE PROGRAMMES TO INVOLVE THE EXCLUDED IN LEARNING AND THE LIFE OF THE CITY 10. RECOGNISING THE PLEASURE OF LEARNING THROUGH EVENTS TO CELEBRATE AND REWARD LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT IN ORGANISATIONS, FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS

  10. 1990 – 1996 • The Age of Innocence • 1992 OECD GothenburgConference • 1992-95 OECD City Strategies for LLL • 1992-95 ELLI Devts - Charter etc • 1996 EuropeanYear of Lifelong Learning B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  11. The Road to Kaunas The Changing Paradigm Lifelong Learning Education and Training For All Continuous Learner- Focussed For some When needed Teacher- Focussed

  12. The Road to Kaunas - out and out focus on the needs and demands of the learner • - Giving the learner a true ownership of his/her own learning • - Using the tools and techniques of Lifelong Learning • - personal learning plans, - personal requirements audits, - mentoring programmes, - access to electronic networks, - individual targets

  13. The Road to Kaunas The Finnish National Lifelong Learning Strategy Document ‘The Joy of Learning’

  14. 1996 – 2000 • The Age of Experimentation • National Learning City Networks (UK, Finland, Swedenetc) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  15. 1996 – 2000 • The Age of Experimentation • National Learning City Networks (UK, Finland, Swedenetc) • Strategies and Project Development • The TELS European Project (80) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  16. The Road to Kaunas The Learning Cities Audit Tool 10 Domains 25 sub-domains

  17. Partnerships and Resources Learning City Commitment Information, Communication Access Learning City Leadership Celebration and Family TELS Project Domains Including the Excluded Mobilisation, Contribution, Participation Technology and Networks Environment and Citizenship Wealth Creation and Employability

  18. 1996 – 2000 • The Age of Experimentation • National Learning City Networks (UK, Finland, Sweden etc) • Strategies and Project Development • The TELS European Project (80) • Learning City/Region Conferences • Launches (Glasgow, Liverpool, Espoo etc) • Learning Festivals (Sapporo, Glasgow etc) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  19. The Sapporo Learning Festival

  20. Sapporo Learning Festival

  21. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  22. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda • European Policy Paper on the local and regional dimension of lifelong learning B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  23. Cities and regions in a globalized world cannot afford not to become learning cities and regions. It is a matter of prosperity, stability, employability and the personal development of all citizens European Commission Policy Paper on the Local and Regional Dimension of Lifelong Learning (N Longworth author) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  24. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda • European Policy Paper • OECD EuropeanRegions Project (Jena, Oresund, Vienne, Kent, Andalusia) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  25. The Road to Kaunas • While tertiary education remains important, secondary education appears to be the most important for regional economic performance. Higher Education is clearly essential in terms of innovations, but secondary education instils the intermediary skills, which are also crucial to the new industrial know-how and ‘learning-by-doing’. • High levels of individual learning in themselves do not contribute to economic growth before it has been applied to the production of goods and services. It is important therefore to stress the practical application of learning and to encourage creativity at all levels of education. • OECD – Cities and Regions in the New Learning Economy

  26. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda • European Policy Paper • OECD European Regions Project • CEDEFOP Learning Regions Project B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  27. One major objective of regional management is to develop a means by which educational and other organizations have a common purpose. – each one learning from each other and each one learning with each other – in planning and implementing social and economic innovations. When this happens societies are able to innovate because they have the capacity for collective learning about how to develop new knowledge and, in particular, practical ‘know-how’ type of knowledge. CEDEFOP Study of Learning Regions B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  28. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda • European Policy Paper • OECD EuropeanRegions Project • CEDEFOP Learning Regions Project • German Learning Regions • Victoria, Australia (All) • China B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  29. 2001 – 2003 • The Age of Advance • Lisbon Agenda • European Policy Paper • OECD EuropeanRegions Project • CEDOFOP Learning Regions Project • City Consultations • German Learning Regions • Victoria Australia • IDEOPOLIS B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  30. IDEOPOLIS ‘A City or Region whose economy is driven by the creative search for, and the application of, new ideas, thinking and knowledge, and which is firmly rooted to the creative transfer of ideas, to opportunities, to innovation, and eventually to production.’ Cannon, Nathan and Westwood B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  31. 2003-2007 • The Age of Understanding • European Projects and Programmes B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  32. FRAMEWORK • EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND • EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND • SOCRATES • LEONARDO • OTHERS B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  33. 2003-2007 • The Age of Understanding • EuropeanProjects and Programmes • Tools and materialsdevelopment B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  34. STAKEHOLDER AUDITS (Understanding Institution as a Learning Organisation in a Learning City) • LOCAL AUTHORITIES • UNIVERSITIES • SCHOOLS • SMEs • ADULT VOCATIONAL COLLEGES B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  35. STAKEHOLDER AUDITS (Understanding Institution as a a Learning Organisation in a Learning City) • LOCAL AUTHORITIES • UNIVERSITIES • SCHOOLS • SMEs • ADULT VOCATIONAL COLLEGES • LEARNING NEEDS AUDITS (LILARA) • LOCAL AND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES • SCHOOLS • UNIVERSITIES • SME’s B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  36. STAKEHOLDER AUDITS (Understanding Institution as a a Learning Organisation in a Learning City) • LOCAL AUTHORITIES • UNIVERSITIES • SCHOOLS • SMEs • ADULT VOCATIONAL COLLEGES • LEARNING NEEDS AUDITS (LILARA) • LOCAL AND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES • SCHOOLS • UNIVERSITIES • SMEs • LEARNING MATERIALS (LILLIPUT) • 14 Learning Modules on most aspects of Learning Cities and Regions B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  37. The Road to Kaunas Lilliput materials 14 modules, 59 topics, 190 lessons Mod 1: Introduction to Learning Regions - why, what, where, when, how Mod 2: The Individual and the Learning Region Mod 3: Adult Education in a Learning Region Mod 4/5: The Community in a Learning Region Mod 6: Politics of the Learning Region Mod 7: Economics, Technology, and Sustainability of a Learning Region Mod 8/9: The Workplace in a Learning Region Mod 10: Language Learning in a Learning Region Mod 11: The Law and the Learning Region Mod 12: Schools in the Learning Region Mod 13: The Family and the Learning Region Mod 14: Higher Education in the Learning Region WWW.APPUI.ESC-TOULOUSE.FR Name: EuropeanPassword: Commission

  38. STAKEHOLDER AUDITS (Understanding Institution as a a Learning Organisation in a Learning City) • LOCAL AUTHORITIES • UNIVERSITIES • SCHOOLS • SMEs • ADULT VOCATIONAL COLLEGES • LEARNING NEEDS AUDITS (LILARA) • LOCAL AND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES • SCHOOLS • UNIVERSITIES • SMEs • LEARNING MATERIALS (LILLIPUT) • 14 Modules on most aspects of Learning Cities • www.longlearn.org.uk (self-study modules ) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  39. 2003-2007 • The Age of Understanding • European Projects and Programmes • Tools and materials devt • European R3L Programme (18) B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  40. 2003-2007 • The Age of Understanding • EuropeanProjects and Programmes • Tools and materialsdevt • European R3L Programme • CrossborderRegions • Smart Cities and Regions B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  41. SMART CITIES AND REGIONS Communities using information technology as a catalyst for transforming life and work to meet the challenges of the new millennium Smart Cities network B.C. The Road to Kaunas 0-1900 1970s 1990s 2000+ LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

  42. The Road to Kaunas SO - What do we understand? What will we discuss in the Active Solutions Sessions?

  43. The Road to Kaunas Economic Development Social & Community Development Networking and Intelligence

  44. The Road to Kaunas The World

  45. Making Learning Communities Tick The Road to Kaunas The Cybergrannies of Craiglockhart

  46. The Road to Kaunas Diversity

  47. The Road to Kaunas FLORIDA AND DIVERSITY ‘A place’s diversity, its level of tolerance for a wide range of people is key to its success in attracting talented people. Diverse inclusive communities that welcome unconventional people – gays, immigrants, artists, and freethinking ‘bohemians’- are ideal for nurturing the creativity and innovation that characterise the knowledge economy.’ Florida and Gates

  48. Routes to Learning Cities and Regions IDEOPOLIS AND DIVERSITY ‘the vital buzzword is diversity: diversity of lifestyles and housing, diversity of ambitions, skills and career opportunities, and diversity in social and cultural life. It is whether all these diversities can co-exist in an area that decides whether the society of a region becomes a people-smart, socially responsible and culturally diverse space or a ‘bad neighbourhood.’ Cannon, Nathan and Westwood LEARNING CITIES AND REGIONS

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