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The Globalization of Knowledge

Offered By: World Economic Forum via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the complexities and transformations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in this World Economic Forum panel discussion from Dubai 2017. Delve into how new tools and modes of connecting knowledge, ideas, and experts globally can inform and empower citizens and decision-makers to shape the future collectively. Hear insights from industry leaders, including executives from Haykal Group, Wikimedia Foundation, and the Inter-American Development Bank, as they discuss topics such as the global knowledge network, the role of universities, representation and equity in knowledge sharing, content availability, and the impact of technology. Examine the importance of language, local context, and multilingualism in the globalization of knowledge, and consider the potential winners and losers in this transformative process. Gain valuable perspectives on how international organizations, content applications, and language translation technologies are influencing the spread of information worldwide.

Syllabus

Introduction
The Global Network
The Role of Universities
Representation and Equity
Availability of Content
Will Technology Help
The Role of International Organizations
Language and Local Context
Language Learning and Technology
Winners and Losers
Content and Application
Audience Questions
Multilingualism
Language Translation
Final Question
Conclusion
Closing remarks


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