This podcast features the audio of the panel presentation, for Perth, and the Q+A session with participants at the first education.au seminar for 2007 - Challenging how knowledge is created.
The facilitator for the panel presentation and discussion is Mark Pesce.
The panel presentation in order of presenters includes:
- Kerry Bedford, Manager Research and Learning Services, Curtin University Library
- Julie Zappa, Learning Portfolio Manager, Business and Management, Central TAFE Western Australia
- Rob Phillips, Senior Lecturer, Murdoch University and a senior consultant to the Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.
- Mal Bryce, Chairman of iVEC, a center for super computing in Western Australia
- Lloyd Johnson, student, in final year of studies at Murdoch University.
- Jimmy Wales
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[…] During the Perth panel discussion (a podcast of which is available), Mal Bryce, of IVEC, suggested that knowledge sharing is the lubricant of the knowledge economy, adding that information which is shared is information which is enhanced. Control freaks, he claimed, have no place in the emerging order. He agreed with comments made earlier in the day to the effect that more than anything else, it’s about changing the culture rather than grabbing the tools. […]
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