Confronting the Internet’s Dark Side: Moral and Social Responsibility on the Free Highway

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Confronting the Internet’s Dark Side is the first comprehensive book on social responsibility on the Internet. The book aims to strike a balance between the Free Speech Principle and the responsibilities of the individual, corporation, state, and the international community. It is argued that freedom of expression is of utmost importance and value but it needs to […]

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Technology And The 21st-Century Workforce: Why All Teenagers Need To Learn To Type

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A global economy provides more opportunities than ever for employment, but in order to take advantage of the expanding market in telecommunications and internet-based business, young people need to become experts in the tools these jobs require. It seems like the competition for good jobs gets more intense every year. These days it’s not enough […]

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De nuevo, la seguridad y no la paz

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De nuevo prevalece la seguridad -el inmenso negocio de la seguridad sobre la paz. De nuevo los buitres de la guerra vencedores. No había dinero para reducir las enormes brechas sociales, para ayudar al desarrollo endógeno y evitar así estas emigraciones desesperadas… y ahora, de pronto, hay mucho dinero para la guerra. Ya se intentó […]

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Internet Speech: Is It Free or Not?

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Alexia Kapsampeli London School of Business and Finance e-mail: [email protected] . Abstract: As the Internet is continuously growing, there has been a serious issue: can we express ourselves freely in the cyberspace or not, because it is strictly monitored? The freedom of expression is a fundamental human right which has been violated even in the Internet […]

La Inteligencia Cibernética Planetaria: un Territorio Democrático Transcultural y Transhumanista

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English version here Karibu! La palabra democracia viene del griego “demos”, que significa pueblo y es quien detenta el poder soberano. De este modo, la democracia está estrechamente interrelacionada con la metacognición de los sentimientos y principios fundamentales de las otras personas. Por este motivo, las políticas educacionales del contexto globalizado actual deben adherir el […]

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Interview with Prof. P. Krishna: Education, Science and Spirituality

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Global Education Magazine logo meaning from Global Education Magazine Javier Collado Ruano: Dear Prof. Padmanabhan Krishna, thank you very much for all the conferences that you are doing these months around Brazil, and thank you to give us also the opportunity to know a little bit more about your theosophical approach to Education, Science and […]

Human Collaboration the Peoples Revolution of a Global Learning Framework

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Richard Close CEO-Servant, The Chrysalis Campaign. As a senior consultant, Richard has developed programs for different companies, including poverty curriculum development in Bridgeport, CT and the development of a UNESCO PPN African portal. e-mail: [email protected] web: http://globallearningframework.ning.com . Abstract: “While traditional classrooms wade through indexed text books chapter by chapter in order to pass Friday’s test, […]

Día Escolar de la No Violencia y la Paz. Entrevista al Sr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza

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Día Escolar de No-violencia y Paz: Entrevista al Sr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza, Ex-Director General UNESCO from Global Education Magazine on Vimeo. Javier Collado Ruano: Buenas tardes, estamos con un invitado especial: Don Federico Mayor Zaragoza. Federico Mayor Zaragoza: Buenas tardes. JCR: Gracias por recibirnos. FMZ: Gracias por esta entrevista en un día tan […]

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A Critical Interview with Henry Giroux

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Henry Giroux JMBT: You´re considered as the father of a critical pedagogy. What is critical pedagogy for you? HG: Actually, I am not the father of critical pedagogy. While I may have played a prominent role in its development, critical pedagogy emerged out of long series of educational struggles that extend from the work of Paulo […]

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A Race to the Future

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Woroud Sawalha at the 2012 Olympic Games in London Ruth Marjalizo: Hello everybody from Nablus, West Bank. Today, I am going to interview Woroud Sawalha. As you might know, she was the first female representing Palestine in the London Olympic Games 2012. Assalamu ‘alaikum Woroud, thank you so much for being with us while you are busy with your exams. […]